ASICSMen's Jolt 4Sneaker

These Asics trainers are a bargain..They look great ..are easily broken in and I particularly like the colour...The only other comment I would add is that the material/shoe is lightweight but this does not detract from the shoe ..I feel I have a great buy..

Have had ASICS trainer in the past ,and good to see that they are still a quality product at a very competitive price.

I recently bought a pair of bright orange Asics sneakers, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice! These shoes are not only incredibly comfortable but also super stylish and eye-catching.The moment I slipped these sneakers on, I felt like I was walking on clouds. The cushioning is top-notch, providing excellent support for long walks and runs. My feet stay comfortable all day, whether I’m hitting the gym or just running errands.The vibrant orange color is a real head-turner. I love how these sneakers stand out in a crowd and add a pop of color to any outfit. They have a sleek design that looks great with both athletic wear and casual clothes.If you’re looking for a pair of sneakers that combine comfort, style, and a bit of flair, these bright orange Asics are the way to go. They offer great support, look fantastic, and make a bold statement.

As ever the ASICS seem to fit perfectly straight out of the box. They are comfortable and I'm very happy with them!

Got a lot of mentions on the colour

Very comfortable but have only been wearing them to walk the dogs (45-50 minutes a day) and already the rubber on the toe has come off. Weren't a premium price but would have expected them to last longer

Pricey but got for the colour

Good trainers at an attractive price

we have repurchased this style 3 times, they are great work shoes

I buy Asics because they have a wider box than most athletic shoes, and there for much more comfortable than others. They are problem free. I will continue purchasing Asics for my family. Great buy.

I have wide feet and they don't hurt my feet

Found out I've been wearing the wrong size shoes my whole life due to wide feet (and potentially a high instep?), so it's been a rabbit hole finding ones that actually fit properly.1. A surprising number of well-established companies either don't bother making shoes in wider variants, or, if they do, usually in the most boring or repulsive colorways possible.2. As much as I adore the visual appeal and cushioning of several "wide" Skechers slip-ons I've tried, they all dug uncomfortably into my instep. Why? I have no idea. Maybe years of kicking things during martial arts growing up?3. Size charts won't save you from needing to return a pair of shoes. Apparently they're just a vague idea rather than the standardized form of measurement you'd think they were.4. Adding to that: Asics sizing makes no sense. Is this normal for brands?My feet measure 26.5cm long and 11cm wide with the type of ankle socks I enjoy wearing. In US measurements, this technically 8.5 and who knows how many E's worth of width. On certain (but not all) Asics size guide webpages, there's a tiny blurb about adding 1~1.5cm to your foot measurements to reveal your "true size." This disclaimer is only on SOME Asics sizing guidelines that I've found, not all of them. Why, Asics? Why!Here's what I've learned:-Jolt 4 in 8.5 Extra Wide was a bit snug. The upper on the right shoe crinkled ~uniquely~ and stabbed into my big toe every step I took. Returned.***-Jolt 4 in 9 Extra Wide? Absolutely perfect. I love it. Roomy, comfortable. Maybe not the most padded shoe, but it seems absolutely solid for the price.-Kayano 29 in 9 Extra Wide? No room for my pinky toe. Minor circulation loss.-Kayano 29 in 9.5 Extra Wide? Same deal with the pinky toe.-Kayano 29 in 10 Extra Wide? Once again, same. Only now I am swimming in space in front of my big toe, a reminder of the years I spent wearing 10.5 in normal width shoes like a clown.-Nimbus 25 in 10 Extra Wide? Pinky toe is barely touching the side now, so it's workable with looser lacing. Any bigger, and the shoe would be too big. If I dig my heel all the way back, it might already be too big. But I don't think the pinky toe would survive a half size down, not with socks.I've never been this frustrated (and slightly fascinated?) by shoes before. I don't know why the Jolt 4 fits so much better than the others in a smaller size??? And "9" is still bigger than what my actual shoe size should be based on the stupid charts! What does "true to size" even mean? Is this a completely different situation for every size? I just have so many questions!At the end of the day, I think if you have similar foot measurements as mine, maybe just get the Jolt 4 in extra wide and be done with it. And definitely don't watch shoe review videos and read shoe tier lists and brainwash yourself into thinking you need $150+ running shoes with fancy foams that'll probably disintegrate after 6 months! Don't do it! You're just going to the grocery store, Becky!

Perfekt. Alles.