Customer Reviews ASICS Superblast 2

great for every runners. about 90% of S.C. Elite v4

These shoes are amazing!!! I have closets full of running shoes and these are the best I have ever ran in. I had the original Superblast and these are much better. Just the right amount of cushion and responsiveness.

A little firmer than I expected, but overall a good shoe for just about every type of run

Performance is top of the line as described by most youtubers half a year ago when the shoe came out and was not accessible for everybody. Strangely one of my shoe laces is 3 shorter than the other. First thought my right foot must be swollen, only to realize that it was the shoe laces that had a different length. Upon inquiry I was told, that asics does not have replacement shoe laces.

Feel like running in clouds , save my knees with is model please do more work on it .

Fit true to size for me. Love the shoe for my long runs

Great shoes and performs really well. No issues at the moment

Solid V2 iteration. Upper is a bit more robust that V1, you may want to go a 1/2 size up due to that. The V2 size 10 is a touch smaller, Ill probably jump up to the 10.5 on my next pair. Put about 100 miles on them so far including 1 marathon. Solid purchase, will be grabbing another pair when these hit 500 miles.

Amazing shoe, but toe box is narrower than other Asics shoes. Need to order half size up.

Heavier runner. Perfect shoe for all tempos: slow easy day to interval paces.

Best everything shoes! 5K, 10K, half marathon, or full marathon, these shoes are ready for it. I just wish Asics comes out with more muscular colors!

The cushion is good when running long distances, so you can run for a long time.

If I could only wear one sneaker for the rest of my running days, it would be the Superblasts! The perfect combo of light & zippy with just enough support that wont bog you down. I usually go half a size up in running sneakers, but I go a full size up in these. They also feel comfy right away; I only tested them once before taking them out for a 10 Mile race and my feet felt fantastic! I cant speak for the 2s just yet, but Ive put over 400 miles on the originals and they still feel amazing - so Ive no doubt these are also incredibly well made. Loving these new color-ways too!

I bought these shoes because I was shocked by the lack of anything negative about them on the internet- everyone who had tried them loved them, so I wanted to try! Everyone was right. I do not understand scientifically how a shoe can be so light, cushioned, and responsive all at the same time.

My favorite shoe. Great for long runs, tempo runs, easy runs... you name it. I have a history of foot issues and this shoe keeps my foot happy!

I have MANY running shoes but skipped the first Superblast despite all the hype and eagerly awaited this new version with the updates to the upper, midsole, and outsole. I have to say that the Superblast 2 has exceeded my expectations in every which way as it is so good at so many different types of runs while providing a fun, exciting, consistent, and reliable ride. It's better at faster paces than slow paces, but I find it fine for easy slow runs as well. It excels on the long runs as the ride is consistent from the first mile to the 20th mile. I can see why some are happy to run full marathons with this shoe. The upper is very comfortable, breathable, and is TTS. The lockdown is secure. The midsole, to me, is very balanced although it can feel a little firm at times. The forefoot bounce is where the magic is at with this shoe. The feel and ride is consistent and adapts easily and quickly to pace changes. The base is quite wide to provide excellent stability, but due to the bulk, it isn't the most nimble shoe. Still, the light weight makes it great for tempo runs and even speed workouts. I now have three pairs of the Superblast 2 already and I'll probably end up with more as new colorways are released. This is now my number one shoe that I'll use for the great majority of my runs. I'm 59yo, have been running almost 3 years now, and average 70~80 miles per week. I'm light (5-7 or 167cm and 125lbs or 57kg) and my PBs are 20:30 for 5k, 43:00 for 10K and 1:40 for HM. I'm planning to run my first FM sometime next year and the Superblast 2 will be my main shoe for the training. The Superblast 2 exceeded my expectations even with the hype and great anticipation and that says something. I mainly run for the pure enjoyment of running than preparing for races and chasing PBs. The Superblast 2 has taken that enjoyment to a whole new level for me. It's not only the Shoe of the Year for me, but the G.O.A.T. that I'm excited to lace up, and that's the highest complement I can give to a shoe.

Awesome running shoes. Very light and responsive. I can rack up a lot of miles on them.

Responsive and comfortable. Light despite the size of the shoes. Bought it strictly for a long run shoes, no wonder about the hype and good reviews out there. Helps me with my knee pain especially for those runs longer than 15km.

They accomplished the difficult task of improving on an already heavy hitter in the Superblast 1. A tremendous shoe.

So comfy, trying for half marathons in these and so far I love them for my long runs

This is a great shoe. Responsive, light, good traction, super comfortable, and fast. My new favorite shoe.

So Good I bought them in all colors. Black are of course my favorite

better than the original. loving the new toe shape and breathability. less break in period.

I had 2 pairs of the original Superblast. I loved them so much, I preordered these, because I missed my chance to get the Superblast 2 Paris colorway. I like them because the cushioning feels good when doing long runs, but they arent squishy like some of the other high stack shoes on the market, so I can add strides or wear them for longer tempo runs. The tread is revised so no more pebbles stuck in the soles. I also like the new upper, which is similar to the Novablast upper. My only complaint is that theyre never in stock.

Love the new superblast2. My go to for weekend tempo long runs and threshold runs