Asics Gel Evolution 4

This would suit those who like a firm shoe, but prefer faster movement in the forefoot.

Unique to the Evolution 4 is the maximum-support rearfoot trusstic, a plastic unit that makes the shoe more rigid, preventing twisting in the rearfoot of severe overpronators. There’s also more Gel cushioning in the rearfoot and more material in the upper. This looks more easy-going than other shoes in its ... Continue reading

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ChocolateChicken

The best motion control shoe I've found. Continue reading...

Shellbo

Excellent shoe. Finally found the shoe that is perfect for me. I shall certainly be a repear customer.
If you land on the outside of your feet and need some control, then I can't recommend these enough. Continue reading...

John Upward 2

I'm a 13 stone runner, 25 miles a week, who has had knee injuries with other shoes (Saucony Hurricane 9), last pair were Saucony Stabil MC5 which i really liked but had a chunky feel to them which I grew to dis Continue reading...

tim drake 3

i would wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone who needs a motion control shoe.(i'm 14 stone and running up to 10 miles a week) Continue reading...

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Joel Oliver

Hi, I'm a 14 stone runner who severely over pronates and as a result I have experienced tight calf muscles when running. I have seen a physio and podiatrist and now have a pair of orthotic inner soles, which offer good support. However, I can feel the calf pain creeping back into my (marathon) training...

I currently run in asics GT-2160 trainers, but I am considering buying the Asics Gel Evolution 4 trainers to keep my poorly feet well supported. Will they solve my training problems? Will I be able to put my orthotic inserts into them? I appreciate any advice.

Cheers

Posted: 29/12/2011 at 13:03