New Flagman shoes for ASICS! ASICS GEL PULSE 15 Review 

Так а в чем проблема? Разве задник мешает?

The “back” is too high and doesn’t have a “v shape”, so the heel is ‘compressed’ at every step.

​@@grillodonМожет у вас пятка большая? Когда мерял в магазине, что только в них не делал, но пятка вообще не мешала. Правда я не бегал толком в них Но покупать для бега их не собирался, не моё этот бег. У меня похожая ситуация с передним сводом стопы. И слегка приподнят и более широкий, по этому некоторые кросовки мне не подходят.

Yes I had the sane problem with my Cumulus 24, had to wear a plastic bag cut off to negate the rub on my achilies

are you wearing too small a size ?

depends on your weight

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Thanks saw the link and also your ASICS road running chat, I can switch both shoes for recovery and long distance walking. Luckily I didn’t go towards the speed model for season runners👍

⁠​⁠​⁠@@forgetmyname5166hi, I’d like to ask your thoughts about these two models. I had gel pulse 13, they have been serving me well for 3 years. Now I choose between nimbus 26 and gel pulse 15 for long(8km) slowly(5:30/km) running. What do you recommend to get according to your experience of using?

I don’t have pulse 13, but if you have time to research, pulse 15 improve a lot from its old model, I heard good things about nimbus 25, 26 is not that good compare to nimbus 25, I wound advise you to get nimbus 25 or gel pulse 15, nimbus for more cushion or pulse for lighter weight.

@@Andrii_ShvedI started running after taking a long break, brought 3 shoes at 1 go, but if I were given a choice I would buy just 1 shoes and that is the more expensive and hype up ASICS Superblast. (Just stay with cushion shoes to prevent injury)

This

@@RUNFAQ thanks a lot!

@@RUNFAQ I just bought both (gel 15 and 2000 12), how do I use them together? Knowing that I used to run between 9 and 13 km, but now I have knee and leg pain and I run between 5 and 8 km. Thank you

Only if you are experienced or lightweight runner. Check our "how to select running shoes" video

@@RUNFAQthanks, i checked the video; to answer that; that would be 4+ hrs, below 80 kg and neutral. I consider myself a bit of an experienced runner. So i gues that would be the bounce and swing section? Any particular shoes you would advice in that usecase?

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I only pick with centimeters guidance and never had a problem with any brand.

@@RUNFAQ THANKS!!!

rather not. depends if you are active in other sports

@@RUNFAQ not at all, my goal at the moment is to lose weight. I guess I'll go for the Cumulus or Nimbus then

yep, better

Depends on your running experience

Depends how heavy you are. If “average” they are really good.

@@RUNFAQ 74 kg...is that good?

80 is the border for “big person”.

@RUNFAQ thanks for the answers my man..keep up the good work

I am not an expert in such specific question

Nurses who run a lot, yes

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@@RUNFAQ Так это 4-е же

What price would you consider good? $80? $90?

@@RUNFAQ just bought mine for 1199kr but it were asics gel pulse 15 black/sheet rock

Is it good for run 10k..?

I've not tried the Pulse 15 but I've just sent back the Cumulus 26 because the new collar padding is hard and uncomfortable round my ankles. I'm going to try the Pulse 15, I think.

Go try them on in a shop, only way to be sure. Individual anatomy, gait, use case and preferences are a big deal. My assessment as a fellow obese guy based on having tried them on in shops yesterday: Nimbus 26 > Cumulus 26 > Pulse 15 > GT 2000 12. Pulse 15 has nice soft cushioning but at my weight I'd need even more of it to feel comfortable jogging or running. For just walking around in, I thought the Pulses were great for the price, but for running or jogging I'd definitely pay up for the thicker softer bouncier Nimbus. I recommend giving deficit single leg heel raises a shot for the plantar fasciitis, besides new shoes it's the one thing I've noticed to definitely help. I do as many reps as I can on my weaker leg and then match the reps on the stronger one, one set per day.

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