Asics Running shoes Gel-Nimbus 28

The GEL-NIMBUS 28 is one of the most comfortable models among ASICS running shoes. Weighing about 20 g less than the previous version, this shoe continues to provide excellent cushioning for maximum enjoyment over long distances.

The midsole combines FF BLAST PLUS foam and PureGEL technology. These elements offer lightness and plush cushioning, giving the feeling of bouncing on a cloud.

The soft technical mesh upper comfortably wraps around the foot.

Technical mesh upper

A lightweight and breathable mesh fabric that reduces the need for additional overlays.

PureGEL technology

Improved and softer version of our GEL technology, it retains all the properties that made GEL technology famous. Approximately 65% softer than standard GEL technology.

FF BLAST PLUS foam

Lighter than FF BLAST foam, the midsole foam provides responsiveness and plush cushioning.

OrthoLite X-55 insole

This innovative insole offers exceptional comfort and good moisture management to keep your feet cool and dry.

Reflective details

Increased visibility due to maximum reflectivity in the evening and early morning.

HYBRID ASICSGRIP outsole

The ASICSGRIP rubber and AHARPLUS materials ensure great durability and maximum traction on various surfaces.

The main material used for the shoe's upper is made up of 75% recycled materials to reduce waste volume and CO2 emissions.

The solution dyeing process used for the insole manufacturing reduces water consumption by about 33% and carbon emissions by about 45% compared to conventional dyeing methods.

Neutral pronation

Foot type

Normal arch

Push-off

Impact distribution is equal from the front of the foot.

The way your foot touches the ground

The foot strikes the ground on the outside of the heel, then rolls inward to absorb shock and support body weight.

pronation-type-under

Supination

Foot type

High arch

Push-off

Pressure is on the smaller toes, on the outside of the foot.

The way your foot touches the ground

The outer tip of the heel strikes the ground at a significant angle with little or no neutral pronation, which results in shock predominantly transferred by the calf.