ASICS GT-2000 7

Been consistently running in different models of GT 2000 for years, mostly in the 60-80 mile per week range, and haven't had any problems with them.

If you are a slightly heavier runner ( over 75kg ) and you like a shoe that gives a bit of over pronation control, then don't hesitate to buy the asics GT 2000. They give a firm yet well cushioned feel not only under heel but also under the forefoot. These shoes are great all rounders; you can do anything in them from a time trial to an ultra. They also give reasonable durability. The upper will give out before you have any concerns about the sole having lost compression.

Still like these shoes, they just fit perfectly for my feet(or maybe my feet have been molded to fit the shoe....unsure).

Material seems to be getting cheaper. The top cover seems to tear really easily on almost anything.

I have been running in the 1000s and 2000s for over 15 years and they always come through.

Previously I had a foot thing (dropped cuboid) so a podiatrist told me to switch to a more structured shoe with a strong medial post. I picked the GT-2000 and have been wearing it for most easy runs and long runs for the last 6 years. Sometimes I buy several if they are on sale for under $60. The last model (I think it was the v6) had really bad durability issues according to Amazon reviews where the top of the toe box area was ripping open very early. I skipped that version and am hoping that doesn't happen to my version 7 ones.

The shoe is very comfortable to run in, doesn’t make my ankles hurt

Gone through three pairs of these, and they've worked well for me. I wear Powerstep insoles and they fit nicely. Haven't had any trouble with foot pain or impact injury. Version 6 had a pretty low durability, which ASICS seemed to improve on this shoe. Not a fan of the colors, pink laces aren't my thing, but very comfortable and great overall. Unfortunately, ASICS is going to discontinue narrows so I'll probably be switching back to Brooks adrenaline after this pair.

Been wearing gt 2000 series for past 4 years. first time ive stuck with one type for a long time. i like them but they dont seem as durable as id like.

I've been using the ASICS GT-2000 as my road running shoe for 19 years and never had an injury. Whenever I switch brands, like to the Brooks Adrenaline, I get injured.

I switched to from Nike to Asics 15 years ago because the Asics sole lasts much longer. I'm never switching back. The shoe lasts a long time and has the right amount of cushioning -- not too little and not too much.