Asics Running shoes GT-2000 15

The GT-2000 15 brings back the joy of running thanks to its stability. We've equipped it with a softer and plusher FF BLAST MAX foam, as more bounce is always better. Each step feels like you’re on a trampoline: soft on landing, explosive on take-off.

Featuring a rethought FF BLAST MAX midsole, with a softer design and 2 mm of additional foam compared to the previous model, this shoe offers ultra-soft landings while the push-off is dynamic and bouncy.

Additionally, the 3D GUIDANCE SYSTEM technology provides smart and adaptive support that kicks in when you need it, ensuring a smooth and balanced stride without any feeling of restriction.

Technical woven mesh upper

This lightweight woven fabric reduces the need for extra overlays.

Trampoline-effect outsole insert

Our midsole and outsole design allows for greater energy return for a more dynamic bounce during push-off.

3D GUIDANCE SYSTEM

The platform geometry and support for the natural foot roll enable this system to provide adaptive stability.

PureGEL technology in the rearfoot

This softer and improved version of our GEL technology retains the well-known qualities that made GEL technology famous. About 65% softer than standard GEL technology.

FF BLAST MAX foam

One of our most dynamic midsole foams, which provides plush cushioning and excellent energy return with every stride.

EVA insole

Offers good comfort underfoot.

Heel with AHARPLUS rubber

ASICS high-abrasion rubber located at the heel, approximately three times more durable than standard rubber used in outsoles.

Outsole with AHAR LO rubber

A less dense rubber placed in key areas of the outsole for reliable grip and traction, without compromising durability.

Reflective details

Designed to make you more visible at night and early in the morning.

Neutral pronation

Foot type

Normal arches

Push-off

The impact distribution is equal from the front of the foot.

How your foot hits the ground

The foot lands on the outside of the heel, then rolls inward to absorb shock and support body weight.

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Overpronation

Foot type

Low arch or flat foot

Push-off

The big toe and the second toe are the most engaged toes.

How your foot hits the ground

The foot lands on the outside and then excessively rolls inward, which shifts weight towards the inner edge rather than forward.