Long DistanceASICS
ASICS Superblast 2
Best for long distances.
Overall score
- Weight
- 247.5 g
- Drop
- 9.1 mm
- Heel stack
- 44.7 mm
- Price
- ¥1,490
Test scores
Six dimensionsPros & cons
What works, what does notPros
PROS247.5g light, easy over long distances
44.7mm high stack, plenty of cushion
FF Turbo foam feels nearly like a carbon shoe
Durable, built for high mileage
Cons
CONSPricey (¥1,490)
Firm at first, needs ~20-30km to break in
Specifications
Measured- Brand
- ASICS
- Type
- Long Distance
- Weight
- 247.5 g
- Drop
- 9.1 mm
- Heel stack
- 44.7 mm
- Plate
- 无
- Price
- ¥1,490
Review
Full textThe ASICS Superblast 2 is a long-distance trainer that delivers near carbon-plate performance without a plate. FF Turbo foam plus a 44.7mm stack balances 247.5g of low weight with generous cushioning—ideal for big training mileage.
Performance
No plate, but FF Turbo foam gives near-carbon propulsion and lasts longer. The 44.7mm stack absorbs long-run impact well, suiting LSD and daily high-volume training.
Comfort
The upper fits well with a thicker tongue that doesn't press the instep. It runs snug—wide feet should choose the wide version. Firm out of the box, it hits its stride after 20-30km.
Who it's for
Runners wanting a 'run far without trashing your legs' trainer that handles both daily paces and long runs.
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