ASICS Women’s GEL-Kayano 16 Running Shoe
Sunday, 07. March 2010. 12:54
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The ASICS ® Gel Kayano 16 Women Running Shoe is packed with powerful technology, it has an Impact Guidance System (IGS ®), the foot’s natural gait, ensure smooth, efficient sales increases. The discrete heel unit absorbs shock on impact, while a ComforDry ™ insole provides extra cushioning and moisture management. Amazon. com Product Description
Cutting-edge technology and high-end components such as the revered coach goes into a bold new edition to combine. ASICS new features for optimal alignment of the line gear, DuoMax Support System, a newly designed asymmetric lacing, and the shock-attenuating Discrete Heel Unit.
- Impact Guidance System employs linked componentry that enhances the foot’s natural gait from heel strike to toe-off
- Guidance Line is a vertical flex groove that decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency, and Plus 3 technology offers 3mm of additional height on women’s models to help relieve achilles tension
- Gender Specific Forefoot Cushioning provides a cushioned platform feel in the forefoot, and women’s models help relieve Achilles tension
- Gender Specific Space Trusstic System recognizes the normal periodic changes in the shape of the woman’s arch and provides for the controlled deformation of the arch into the space within the system
- Asymmetrical lacing design reduces potential for irritation and provides improved comfort and fit
Average Rating: 3.5
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March 7th, 2010 at 2:58 pm
I loved my Kayano 14s, so when it was time to buy new shoes, I suggested on the internet for a second pair. Unfortunately, they are so that they exit. I decided to order a pair of 15s, but I was disappointed. They felt very strongly from the 14s, and caused not only a lot of foot and ankle problems, but also my lower back hurt. I sent them back and went to my local running shop, where I was introduced to the 16s. After loading, there was a pretty quick turn around between the 15s and 16s. I feel much better compare the 16s to 14s. My first time in them, I was able to go 9 miles with very little toe-rubbing/breaking-in questions.
Long story short, if you replace your 14s, 15s skip the and 16s try to. They are a much better transition for us flat-footed and moderate pronator
Rating: 5 / 5
March 7th, 2010 at 5:57 pm
I train for a marathon-spring, and I found my 14′s are too stiff. I went with the 16 per-person sports shop! After a long day of 12 miles, I developed swelling at the tip of my foot where the laces run. Be the new design to be careful as the spikes go through your foot and make sure they do not commit to much, or even a little tight.
I would not buy these for long distance running!
Rating: 1 / 5
March 7th, 2010 at 8:08 pm
I was very excited to get this shoe. Once I was a big fan of Asics, but I noticed that the shoes I only lasted a marathon-training and a marathon worth, so I switched to adidas Boston. Steps in heel pain resolved during training for my last marathon and, back to KYANOS because they have a better cushion. Training went ok, but in my left shoe, something happens to set the padding and a comb with the time right under my metatarsal. . . what happened some of my previous acics shoes. It really annoyed me during the marathon. . . . to the point where I wanted to take off my shoes and walk barefoot. . . I go back to Adidas. . .
Rating: 3 / 5
March 7th, 2010 at 8:18 pm
I bought in the last minutes to a 5 km running. They fit perfectly, even with my custom orthotics (I had to pull out) of the original feed. I would definitely buy these again.
Rating: 5 / 5