Shoes - ASICS® Men's GEL-Nimbus® VII

ASICS® Men's GEL-Nimbus® VII

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Product Description
The ASICS® GEL-Nimbus® VII running shoe is ideal for the neutral or underpronating runner looking for guidance and cushioning from heel strike to toe-off. Biomorphic Fit™ upper provides enhanced fit and comfort while decreasing the potential for irritation. SpEVA® 45 last helps increase rearfoot cushioning and long-lasting comfort. Heel and forefoot GEL® Cushioning Systems offer maximum rearfoot and forefoot shock attenuation in all planes of motion. Advanced Space Trusstic System™ creates a pocket that allows for greater midsole deformation and more efficient foot function. I.G.S.® (Impact Guidance System) uses linked componentry to encourage optimal gait while allowing for natural foot movement. Wt. 12.9 oz.

Review #1
best running shoe for me
i am a regular buyer of this shoe since its inception. 6'1" 225lbs...6-7 miles 4-5 days a week....there is no equal to the Nimbus VII....even tried the Kensai but this blows it away....

Review #2
Running Away
Cheap,convenient and fast. These running shoes bought from Australia were here in no time at all and I was out on the streets running away.

Review #3
Terrific Running shoe Highly recommend
I can't talk enough about these shoes. I am a big guy, 5'9" 200 pounds and have no problems whatsoever with these shoes. Run usually only 3.5 - 4 miles every other day, but have no reason to think any more would be a problem. They are made for Nuetral to Underpronators, if you aren't sure with that means look it up online, make sure you buy the right shoe for you, you can have the best catchers mitt in the world, but it does you know good if youre playing shortstop. That being said, if you overpronate, Iwould recommend the Asics Kayano.
In my opinion, Nike's running shoes don't fit all that comfortable (don;t get me wrong I have plenty of Nike's I wear for aesthetic reasons), but for running do your feet a favor and run in Asics. Simply can't find a better running shoe.
The shoes hold up average compared to other runners, not super, but running shoes shouldn't be worn over 3 months or 500 miles, or the cushioning starts to go kaput,(at least in my opinion and from what I've learned.)
The Nimbus VII (7) have a large toebox, which is super comfy and airy. However, be forewarned that the Nimbus VIII(8)'s toebox is smaller and definitely not as comfy, so look around for the sevens if possible. They are actually on clearance in some stores online and locally, I found the Blue/gold and the Orange/silver for $83, and the red and black for $69, which is great for this quality shoe. I bought the blue, loved them, ordered the orange silver, and just picked up the red and black, which along with the orange are waiting in the closet for me when I need them.
I originally designated these 3 months ago for "running only" cause they are a little doofy looking (blue/gold), but am guilty of putting them on almost daily as my everyday wearer.
I simply can;t say enough about these shoes.

Previously have run in Nike and Saucony (which are good, but not this good),

Review #4
Comfortable and durable
These are the best shoes I have run in for preserving my aging (40+) legs for the approx 30 miles I do a week: very few aches and pains. They are excellent for the under-pronator.

I am also impressed with their durability after a tough mix of road, trail, mud and some moderate cross-country. The mesh does not look durable but shows no signs of wear.

Review #5
Comfortable even in the longest runs
I bought these shoes for running a full marathon (my other shoes were getting old), and they are very comfortable even after 25 miles.