Asics Noosa review

  • Price Paid:$20.00
  • User rating:
    (3.9)
  • Would buy again from this company: Yes
  • Used product for: 4 months
  • # of logged workouts:

"All in all, pretty decent shoe. If I could avoid the hot spots somehow, I would wear these for 100% of my runs. Unfortunately this is not a possibility. I would be willing to give them 1 more try, maybe a size up, but I wouldn't pay over about $60 for them."LockOut

(5)

Shoes come with both regular laces and elastic laces. Very convenient, as the elastic laces actually match the bright colours of the shoes, and make them great for transitions

(4)

I haven't had any problems with them as of yet. I have been running outdoors in the snow and salt, as well as indoors on a track, and don't have any major signs of wear yet.

(4)

Decent fit, for sure, but make sure to get the right size. My current size fits well with no socks, but wear anything on my foot, and they cut off circulation.

(3)

Sort of a minimlaist shoe, not much support, which I don't mind at all. More than, say, VFFs, but nowhere near as much as my Asics Gels.

I have been having some rubbing issues on runs longer than about 10k, and on shorter runs as well if I don't use bodyglide.

(2)

As mentioned, the sizes don't allow for much change.

(4)

See "Quality of Construction" section.

(5)

I got these at an outlet store for $20, so I can't complain about them at all. I need to find a way to minimize the rubbing, though.

(5)

Not for everyone (my girlfriend calls them my "ugly shoes"), but they are bright and funky, which is my preference, and seems to be big in the tri community!

(3)

Rubbing issues make them hard to wear lots, but I love the feel of them other than that. Not too much cushion.

Looks, durability, ease of transition, feel while running

Relatively high number of hot spots.

Buyers clubNoosa
  • 7 people use
  • 53 workouts logged
  • 449.43 miles / 71.9 hours logged