ASICS® Women's Gel Cumulus IX

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ASICS® Women's Gel Cumulus IX

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 11705







Binding: Apparel
Brand: ASICS
Department: womens
Label: ASICS
Manufacturer: ASICS
Publisher: ASICS
Sales Rank: 11705
Studio: ASICS



Features:
  • Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.®)
    Linked componentry that enhances the foot?s natural gait from heel strike to toe-off

  • Solyte? Midsole Material
    Lighter than ASICS? standard EVA and SpEVA®, combined with improved cushioning and durability

  • Space Trusstic System?
    An advanced system that creates a pocket between the Trusstic System® device and the midsole, allowing for greater midsole deformation and more efficient foot function

  • PHF® (Personal Heel Fit)
    Memory foam lined heel collar molds to athlete?s heel, creating personalized fit

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
The GEL-Cumulus® IX joins the ranks of ASICS® top running shoes for the first time by employing Impact Guidance System® components not seen on previous versions. PHF® (Personal Heel Fit) memory foam-lined heel collar molds to the heel, creating personalized fit. The broad, Solyte™ enhanced midsole provides exceptional comfort and surprising stability, creating a product solution for a variety of gaits. IGS® (Impact Guidance System) linked components enhances the foot's natural gait from heel strike to toe-off. Space Trusstic System® creates a pocket between the Trusstic System® device and the midsole, allowing for greater midsole deformation and more efficient foot function. Wt. 11.5 oz.










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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - okay, but disappointed
They are not as comfortable as I had read in some of the other reviews before I bought them. Got bad blisters on both heels the first time I wore them.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Relief for my feet
* I just got these shoes a day ago, and ran in them the next morning, OH MY GOD, MY FEET NEVER FELT SO GOOD!!!! I run alot, so I'm going to order another pair for now. But now I finally know that this is the shoe I will stick with!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Great for running!
I've run 2 10k's and a marathon in these shoes. They are great for the price!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - So comfortable
* I have worn only Asics shoes for years. The Cumulus are best for my high arch. This pair seems even better than past versions. The gel is fantastic. I feel like I'm walking on foam cushions. The best thing about Asics is that I have never had to \"break in\" a pair. They are always comfortable from the get go. Great shoe!!! ...


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Happy Feet!!
I'm in the military so I do quite a bit of running. I have very flat feet, but I hate motion control shoes, yuck! I decided after always having tired achey feet after runs to try new shoes. After reading many reviews I decided to try these out. First day went on a three mile run, no blisters, no spots rubbed or hurt my feet. My feet and legs felt so good and so far I've never had my feet ache. I even ran with them thru mud, rocks, trails and they've been more comfortable than I can imagine. I'm never going to another running shoe again! They are a little muddy but they still look cute!

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