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(No Brand) Gel Hunter (Asics)
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Review of (No Brand) Gel Hunter (Asics)I have 53 years and I sweat a lot, so comfort and grip inside the shoe is very important. It grabs well the feet inside the shoe in side movements.Outside sole grabs extremely well in front movements but also let you slightly slide in side movements. Inner sole can be exchanged for another that you prefer. Breathe well. Quite expensive. Review for Gel Hunter version 3.UPDATE 1 year: using for more than a year, 4 times a week. Base of the outsole okay, although almost smooth without furrows continues with optimum grip. Outer fabric intact but inwardly undoing in the heel zone. I continue to use, the most difficult is the accumulated smell ;) on which I have to take care after each training session. The medium price in the market is now around $80. Jan 07, 2019 | |||||||||||
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(No Brand) Asics Gel Blade 6
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Review of (No Brand) Asics Gel Blade 6Using for 6 months. Smooth, they fit the feet like a glove. Im using them only in competitions because they grip well and are trully light. However, they dont seems to be a "working horse" for continuous training, where other shoes from asics will be better, with similar grip but more lateral foot support like asics fastball, gel hunter etc. In some recent tournaments (2017-18) you can see Samsonov using this model in different colours. See them in black and white color version here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfdcaIWwZ6c --- 1st year update: After more than 1 year of use 3 times a week, the shape of the shoe has no deformation and maintains the original look. Only the sole and insole have some wear, but the shoe performs just as well as new. It seems that after all they are a "work horse"! These are the best TT shoes I've ever had. Oct 22, 2019 | |||||||||||
