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ASICS Women's Gel-Nimbus 24 Running Shoes

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Size: 8.5


Color: Orchid/Soft Sky


Features

  • Made in the USA or Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Engineered mesh upper: Wraps the foot with a soft feel while improving breathability.
  • ASICS LITE rubber is lighter, stronger, and more sustainable than standard outsole rubbers
  • AHAR outsole rubber: Improves durability.
  • Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL Technology Cushioning System: Attenuates shock during impact and toe-off phases, and allows movement in multiple planes as the foot transitions through the gait cycle.
  • Trusstic System technology: Reduces the weight of the sole unit while retaining the structural integrity of the shoe.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10 x 15 x 6 inches; 2 Pounds


Department ‏ : ‎ womens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 13, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Asics


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    • You MUST Know How to Determine Proper Size/Fit - These Run Narrow/Tight and Short
Size: 10 Wide Color: French Blue/Barely Rose
I have worn Asics Gel-Nimbus since the 1980s. They always ran small and narrow in the past, and they still do. I think all runners save for brand new runners knew/know this. I always had to size up by at least half a size. The last couple of pairs I purchased I sized up a full size. This time, I had to size up 2 whole sizes. I wear size 8.5 B in high quality dress shoes. I tried these in store in 9.5 and was STUNNED at how tight and short they were. My big toe was almost to the very tip edge of the shoe, and my other toes were pressing against the shoe's side edges. I had to loosen the laces A LOT just to squeeze in my foot. They were tight across the top. My arch is moderately high not very high, so I was surprised at how constrictive was the top of the shoe over my arch and toes. I decided to order these in 10 Wide and 10.5 Wide to see if either of these sizes will be a better fit. To my amazement, even 10 Wide was too tight and a little too short. I sat at my desk--no walking around--and my feet began to hurt just sitting there. Only the 10.5 Wide seemed to fit. The 10.5 Wide was not too tight. I think the length might be a hair too long, but I was wearing thin socks in Winter. I know out on the road whether or not I wear thin or thicker socks, my feet will swell, and my forefoot will push forward. I think the 10.5 Wide is going to be the correct fit, but just to make sure, I ordered a 10.5 regular just to see how it compares to the 10.5 Wide. I have read some reviews with photos of the reviewers's toes punched through on the top material. They blamed the shoe for this. What was really wrong is that they ordered shoes TOO SMALL. Of course your big toe will start to push through and break the material if the shoe is too small. That is not Asics's fault. That is YOUR FAULT for not choosing the correct size/fit. I have a fairly neutral stride forward and tend to run on the balls of my feet instead of landing on my heels as many runners do, but some people's feet shift to either left or right as they run, thus their feet land differently on the ground. If you are not very experienced, you may not even realise this. EVERYONE should go to a quality athletic shoe store and have a knowledgeable sales person him/her to find the correct fit based on how much room is needed and whether or not one's feet shift either inward or outward whilst running. The single biggest mistake I have seen people make in buying shoes, especially running shoes, is that they do not know how to obtain the correct size/fit and whether or not they need shoes that provide more stability if their feet bend either inward or outward whilst running. Let a professional TEACH YOU how to judge size/fit, and let a let a professional WATCH YOU run to determine whether or not you need a neutral shoe like the Nimbus. I will update this review after I try the 10.5 regular width, but my basic advice will not change. If you can get to a store to try these on before buying, I highly recommend you do so. Store prices are as good as Amazon prices, and at a store you can get professional help to determine correct size/fit and style of shoe such as a neutral shoe or one that provides more support. Remember, as you walk and run, your forefoot SPLAYS OUTWARD and PUSHES FORWARD. Your shoes must accommodate this natural movement. There must be adequate width and adequate length to accommodate your foot in motion. As you run, be conscious of what your feet are doing and how they feel. Notice how your feet feel depending on the thickness of your socks and the outdoor temperature. Blood flow increases substantially during running, and with the increase in blood flow in hot weather, your feet will swell considerably. You have to account for these facts in choosing the proper size/fit. As always, the Nimbus provides excellent cushioning. I never would have predicted it to be otherwise, but cushioning alone does not make a good fit if your feet do not have the needed width and length to swell and move inside the shoe. Serious, experienced runners know this. I rely heavily on Amazon reviews, so I am surprised to read so many reviews that say these Nimbus 24 run true to size as in equal to dress shoe size. If I had ordered my dress shoe size of 8.5 B, I would not even have been able to squeeze my foot into the shoe! As it was I had to fight to squeeze into a size 9.5. I had to go all the way up to 10.5 Wide to get a good fit in terms of having enough material covering the top of my feet so as not to be too tight and in having enough length so that my toes were not too near the front and edges of the shoes. Remember, in terms of length, there should be at least a finger's width between the tip of your big toe and the front edge of the shoe. If you look at photos in reviews where the reviewer complains that their big toe came right through the material, you can see very clearly that they ordered shoes that were too short, so of course their toes pushed against the material and eventually broke through it. In summary, go to a good quality athletic store and let a truly knowledgeable sales person help you figure out whether you need a neutral shoe or not, and let him/her TEACH YOU what a good fit looks and feels like. You will be glad you did! Remember, too, that at least in my experience, Amazon's prices on these shoes are no better than the prices in brick and mortar stores, but in stores, you get the help and sound advice you need to make a good decision so that you are happy with your purchase. The upshot is I do not know how anyone can claim these fit true to size. What rubbish!! ETA: I have now tried the 10.5, and although the length is okay, the width is too tight. I walked up and down in them inside my home a few times and took them off. Ten minutes later, my small toe still feels a bit painful. I was wearing thin socks, too. I cannot imagine the regular width working for me. On the other hand, the 10.5 Wide has enough width that my foot feels very comfortable in the shoe, but my heel slips a little bit even after I lace up the laces pretty snuggly. The upshot here is that Asics still makes their shoes for people with low or no arches. I guess I will keep the 10.5 Wide. Outside on the road as my blood flow increases and my feet swell up from heat and pressure, the 10.5 Wide is the only size that has a chance of working for me. The 10.5 regular would be far too tight even with thin socks. I read that the Nimbus 25 is supposed to have more room in the toe box, so I suspect I could wear a 10 Wide in the Nimbus 25, but the shoe will not be released until late March 2023. Normally, each new release is done in January. Why are they waiting until late March?? Could it be that they are hoping to sell off more of the Nimbus 24 by then? I am really torn. Should I keep the 10.5 Wide Nimbus 24 even though it is not a perfect fit, or should I wait another almost 3 months for the Nimbus 25 AND pay $40 more for the newest model? I will have to sleep on it and decide, but right now, I have both a 10 Wide and a 10.5 regular that are going back. As something of an aside, we all know if we return something to Amazon we must return it with all manufacturer's packaging, labels, etc., if we expect a refund, right? Well today my 10.5 pair arrived in a brown, generic cardboard box instead of manufacturer's box because "the original box was damaged in transit." At least one person before me tried these and sent them back. This box arrived in an envelope! What do you expect, Amazon, if you ship something like this in an envelope instead of a shipping box?! Of course the likelihood of the box getting damaged is very high! Regular shoe boxes are NOT shipping boxes. In any case, if I order a brand new pair of shoes for $130, I sure do not expect to receive my shoes in a generic brown box! If returning manufacturer's packaging materials to you for a refund is important, why would you not think that sending the customer's item in manufacturer packaging is not important to the customer? This was not Asics's fault, but I found it very annoying, and I would not have kept this pair in a generic brown box even if they fit like a dream!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2023 by J L
    • Comfortable shoes
Size: 7 Color: Black/Orchid
I am a veterinary technician and am on my feet probably 85% of my work day. I have multiple sclerosis as well, so comfort and support are key for me. I have bought ASICS for years for work. I've never been disappointed with them. These shoes are so comfortable and the support is amazing. ASICS has not let down yet again. I do recommend buying a half size up as all my ASICS have run a little small. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023 by Shelley Provost
    • Listen to the reviews, size up!
These are the most comfortable pair of shoes I’ve ever worn. I suffer from plantar fasciitis and my new balance was not cutting it. I tried these on after they arrived and I could barely feel the pain, I was so happy. However, they are too small. I have slightly wide feet so I thought getting my true size but in wide fit would be enough, but it was still too small. I’m returning it and getting half a size bigger. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2023 by Anna Miyagi
    • The shoes are just perfect except the color
Size: 6.5 Color: Barely Rose/White
Review Image by Lou TERRASSON
I did order pink barely pink/white. The shoes are Flashy pink and white and I wanted the light pink. The photo is not the right color. becarefull on that. I hope that I will be the only one.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2023 by Lou TERRASSON
    • Most comfortable sneakers
Size: 8 Wide Color: Sage/Clear Blue
These are the most comfortable sneakers I’ve ever worn. It’s like having cushions under your feet. I also love that they come in wide. I’m not a runner, but I walk a lot and my legs used to hurt with other sneakers after a long walk and these have alleviated that and they’ve helped me walk even longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by D. Powell
    • They need to cushion the tongue
Size: 9.5 Color: Barely Rose/White
I took off one star because the tongue has no cushion. I also sized up half a size for running. Normally a size 9 regular shoes. Very comfortable, but skipped on the tongue cushion. I went back and ordered the sage green to match my outfits. I've had them about 6 months. I got the green pair used in my size, hopefully in good condition for $30 off the sale price. I paid full price for my rose pink ones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2022 by gbaca07
    • Best shoes
Size: 9.5 Wide Color: Sage/Clear Blue
I am so pleased with the changes they’ve made to this show. I walk a minimum of 6 miles a day and these far outperform my cloudmonsters and other shoes. These are super comfortable and leave my feet feeling good despite all I put them through with my workouts.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Great shoe
Size: 8.5 Color: Piedmont Grey/White
I love these shoes, they have such great support for both walking and running longer distances. Size up an entire size though! I am typically a 7.5. I ordered an 8.5 and they fit perfectly!
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer

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