Asics

Spanning across decades of design evolution, the GEL-1130™ sneaker pays homage to the ninth iteration of the GEL-1000™ series. The stability running shoe from 2008 was originally inspired by the GEL-KAYANO® 14 sneaker, featuring similar aesthetics as the hero trainer. Its traditional materials have been repurposed with synthetic leather paneling to evolve the shoe with a more modern aesthetic. Additionally, this retro runner’s comfort is remixed for the streets, featuring GEL® technology in the heel for all-day cushioning.

The GEL-LYTE® V sneaker draws inspiration from the idea of discarding contents from a cutting room floor and using them to create something new.

This shoe's original upper design process focused on montaging various features from different sketches that had previously been thrown away by various designers. We applied a similar approach for this rendition by using mixed leathers, nubucks, and suedes to create the upper.The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993. Only this time, we've revamped the midsole's construction by using at least 20% recycled materials to support more sustainable manufacturing.

The GEL-LYTE® V sneaker draws inspiration from the idea of discarding contents from a cutting room floor and using them to create something new.

This shoe's original upper design process focused on montaging various features from different sketches that had previously been thrown away by various designers. We applied a similar approach for this rendition by using mixed leathers, nubucks, and suedes to create the upper.The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993. Only this time, we've revamped the midsole's construction by using at least 20% recycled materials to support more sustainable manufacturing.

The GEL-LYTE® V sneaker draws inspiration from the idea of discarding contents from a cutting room floor and using them to create something new.

This shoe's original upper design process focused on montaging various features from different sketches that had previously been thrown away by various designers. We applied a similar approach for this rendition by using mixed leathers, nubucks, and suedes to create the upper.The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993. Only this time, we've revamped the midsole's construction by using at least 20% recycled materials to support more sustainable manufacturing.

Spanning across decades of design evolution, the GEL-1130™ sneaker pays homage to the ninth iteration of the GEL-1000™ series. The stability running shoe from 2008 was originally inspired by the GEL-KAYANO® 14 sneaker, featuring similar aesthetics as the hero trainer. Its traditional materials have been repurposed with synthetic leather paneling to evolve the shoe with a more modern aesthetic. Additionally, this retro runner’s comfort is remixed for the streets, featuring GEL® technology in the heel for all-day cushioning.

Spanning across decades of design evolution, the GEL-1130™ sneaker pays homage to the ninth iteration of the GEL-1000™ series. The stability running shoe from 2008 was originally inspired by the GEL-KAYANO® 14 sneaker, featuring similar aesthetics as the hero trainer. Its traditional materials have been repurposed with synthetic leather paneling to evolve the shoe with a more modern aesthetic. Additionally, this retro runner’s comfort is remixed for the streets, featuring GEL® technology in the heel for all-day cushioning.

The GEL-KAYANO® 14 running shoe resurfaces with its late 2000s aesthetic as a nod to our storied GEL-KAYANO® series. Reinterpreting the shoe's performance capabilities with updated materials and componentry, this version became the first iteration in the sneaker's lineage to be designed by someone other than Toshikazu Kayano. Mirroring the original midsole tooling with GEL® technology cushioning, this shoe also improves the fit of the upper while retaining its layered leather and mesh construction from 2008.

The GT-2160™ sneaker pays homage to the technical design language from the GT-2000™ series in the early 2010s.

This rendition keeps the heritage trainer's iconic design language intact, preserving key features like its sleek aesthetic and wavy forefoot sculpting.

Other influential details from the 2010s include a segmented midsole structure and GEL™ technology inserts. This combination creates an industrial aesthetic that's met with advanced cushioning properties.

Spanning across decades of design evolution, the GEL-1130™ sneaker pays homage to the ninth iteration of the GEL-1000™ series. The stability running shoe from 2008 was originally inspired by the GEL-KAYANO® 14 sneaker, featuring similar aesthetics as the hero trainer. Its traditional materials have been repurposed with synthetic leather paneling to evolve the shoe with a more modern aesthetic. Additionally, this retro runner’s comfort is remixed for the streets, featuring GEL® technology in the heel for all-day cushioning.

Spanning across decades of design evolution, the GEL-1130™ sneaker pays homage to the ninth iteration of the GEL-1000™ series. The stability running shoe from 2008 was originally inspired by the GEL-KAYANO® 14 sneaker, featuring similar aesthetics as the hero trainer. Its traditional materials have been repurposed with synthetic leather paneling to evolve the shoe with a more modern aesthetic. Additionally, this retro runner’s comfort is remixed for the streets, featuring GEL® technology in the heel for all-day cushioning.

The GEL-LYTE® V sneaker draws inspiration from the idea of discarding contents from a cutting room floor and using them to create something new.

This shoe's original upper design process focused on montaging various features from different sketches that had previously been thrown away by various designers. We applied a similar approach for this rendition by using mixed leathers, nubucks, and suedes to create the upper.

The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993. Only this time, we've revamped the midsole's construction by using at least 20% recycled materials to support more sustainable manufacturing.

The tooling retains its wavy design from when it first hit the running market in 1993. Only this time, we've revamped the midsole's construction by using at least 20% recycled materials to support more sustainable manufacturing

The GEL-LYTE® III OG sneaker resurfaces once again with its original shape and construction that it featured in the early 1990s.

This shoe's construction is reworked with suede overlays, a textured mesh, and a gradient fade on the midsole. Meanwhile, key elements like the split-tongue are met with a retro cage application on the quarter-panel for a heritage look.

Lastly, the shoe's GEL™ technology in the heel helps provide a comfortable underfoot feel.

The EX89™ sneaker blends the heritage influences of the GEL-EXTREME™ basketball shoe from 1989 with modern cushioning properties.

It was originally created by Toshikazu Kayano in the late 1980s as his first design project with ASICS. The upper’s layered leather construction is also met with spirited color blocking that matches the era’s iconic NBA team uniforms.

We updated the cushioning system with our FF BLAST™ technology. It's met with a sculpted heel shape to improve underfoot comfort during everyday scenarios.

The outsole’s pattern is meant to mirror the view of a city from the sky. This functional grip feature was initially inspired by the designer’s first business trip to the United States in 1987.

The EX89™ sneaker blends the heritage influences of the GEL-EXTREME™ basketball shoe from 1989 with modern cushioning properties.

It was originally created by Toshikazu Kayano in the late 1980s as his first design project with ASICS. The upper’s layered leather construction is also met with spirited color blocking that matches the era’s iconic NBA team uniforms.

We updated the cushioning system with our FF BLAST™ technology. It's met with a sculpted heel shape to improve underfoot comfort during everyday scenarios.

The outsole’s pattern is meant to mirror the view of a city from the sky. This functional grip feature was initially inspired by the designer’s first business trip to the United States in 1987.

The GEL-LYTE® III OG sneaker resurfaces once again with its original shape and construction that it featured in the early 1990s.

This shoe's construction is reworked with suede overlays, a textured mesh, and a gradient fade on the midsole. Meanwhile, key elements like the split-tongue are met with a retro cage application on the quarter-panel for a heritage look.

Lastly, the shoe's GEL™ technology in the heel helps provide a comfortable underfoot feel.

The JAPAN S™ sneaker draws inspiration from the spring season.