Men's Training & Gym Shoes | ASICS New Zealand

What type of shoes are you looking for?

Mens

Womens

Why is this important?

Men and women have different needs to support their gait, foot structure, and biomechanics. ASICS designs gender-specific running shoes to improve performance, comfort and safety.

Where do you plan to run?

Road/Treadmill

Trail

Why is this important?

If the majority of your running takes place off road, trail shoes can provide performance and safety that road designed shoes cannot.

Which is more important to you?

Distance

Speed

Why is this important?

Distance

Built for distance, these shoes have extra cushioning - providing more protection. You love to challenge yourself to run for longer.

Speed

Built for speed, these shoes are lighter for a more responsive ride. You love to run fast, train for speed and feel like flying.

Do you need extra support?

Yes

Stability

Pronation is the natural movement of your feet while running. Stability shoes are for runners who overpronate (your foot rolls inwards when you land)

Yes

No

Neutral

For underpronators and neutral runners who are predisposed to an outward or neutral rolling motion as the foot progresses toward toe-off.

No

Why is this important?

Research shows that around 4 in 5 runners risk injury in shoes that don't suit their running style.

Pronation is the natural movement of your feet while running. Stability shoes are recommended for runners who overpronate, which means your foot rolls inwards when you land. For more information, visit our Pronation Guide.

What level of comfort are you looking for?

All runners have different cushioning preferences. The more cushioning, the softer the ride.

Regular

Extra

Maximum

Why is this important?

ASICS has developed innovative cushioning technologies that are strategically placed to reduce impact. By minimising impact, our cushioning technologies increase the level of comfort to give you an even softer ride.

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