Asics Mens Gel-Kayano 14 Running Shoes | 
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| Brand: ASICS
Category: Shoes
Department: Mens
Buy New: $89.99 (On sale from $123.50) - $135.00
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 744
Color: Lightning/Black/Gold
Media: Apparel
Clothing Size: *
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 8 x 5
ASIN: B0012H0HDU
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| Features:
| • | 4E Width
| | • | Impact Guidance System (I.G.S. ) - Linked componentry that enhances the footTMs natural gait from heel strike to toe-off
| | • | PHF (Personal Heel Fit) - Memory foam lined heel collar molds to athleteTMs heel, creating personalized fit
| | • | ComforDry Sockliner - Provides optimal cushioning performance in a cooler, drier, healthier environment
| | • | DuraSponge Outsole - Superior durability and cushioning with less weight
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Product Description
This running shoe from Asics is packed with comfort technology! DuoMax , a proprietary system with two different density midsole materials, helps prevent overpronation, while the Impact Guidance System encourages a smoother stride. The synthetic leather and mesh upper is designed with Biomorphic FitTM, so the upper moves with your foot. Plus, a memory foam lined heel collar gently hugs your foot for a perfect fit!
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| Customer Reviews:
Gel Kayano November 16, 2008
C. Hunter (Gainesville, FL)
Order was received in timely manner and exact size & color requested. Excellent value. Shoe is a 1/2 size small and glad I order 1/2 size larger.
 A disappointment August 26, 2008
DF (Princeton, NJ)
I'm a longtime Gel Kayano user, having run in them since the VIIIs. The latest incarnation is a disappointment. Continuing a trend that started with the 13s, the shoe is even longer in the toe and tighter in the toe box and heel. It also feels firmer and less flexible; I read that Asics increased the amount of Gel cushioning used in the 14s, but placed a stiffer plate over the Gel in order to maintain stability.
Despite walking in them for a week to break them in, I have some pain in the arches, heels, and stiffness in the calves two weeks after switching from my 13s. Your mileage may vary, but I don't think this redesign agrees with me. Even if you have run in previous Kayanos, I would recommend trying them in a store before ordering.
like running on pillows July 25, 2008
D. Fong
I have no knowledge of the previous versions of the gel kayano because this is my first pair, and so far I'm extremely satisfied with them. No more hard thudding on the treadmill that my old Reeboks use to make me do (i will never go back), so I definitely feel way less impact on the knees while running. Bonus that the shoes look good. Also, they are on sale at Nordstrom for 99.90 for the anniversery sale for about another week. I'm so glad i finally invested in a good pair of running shoes.
 They've gone and changed perfection. July 21, 2008
T. Casto (Okinawa, Japan/St. Louis, MO)
I remember slipping into my first pair of Kayano 13's and they were heaven. The 13's are the perfect width, have wonderful cushioning and my feet are never tired or achy after a run. I was thrilled about these new 14's and couldn't wait to buy a pair. Until I tried a pair on the other day. Asics has narrowed the toe box and heel, it doesn't feel as cushy and they're just not as nice. I think I had better stock up on my 13's before they're hard to come by. If you're a 13 fan, I recommend actually trying these 14's on before buying them online!
Kayano 14s vs. Nimbus 9 July 9, 2008
Hard Headed (Misawa, Japan)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
They don't sell either shoe where I live in northern Japan, so during a recent trip to Tokyo I decided to buy one pair of each. Now I alternate between the two. I like both shoes, but for different reasons. The K14s are a bit heavier, but have more cushioning. The Nimbus 9's have less cushioning, but are lighter. Both provide ample support. I feel like I'm working harder when I run in the Nimbus 9s, whereas the K14s help propel me along. I've had fast runs in both shoes and slow runs in both shoes. As a comparison I owned a pair of Kayano 12s which I didn't wear long enough to wear out. Compared to the K12s, the K14s are a little heavier but provide more cushioning and support. The K12s actually feel closer to the Nimbus 9s, but the N9s provide more support.
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