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ASICS Men's GEL-Strike 3 Running Shoe

ASICS Men's GEL-Strike 3 Running Shoe
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ASICS Men's GEL-Strike 3 Running Shoe

SKU: 

T1G3N.9092

Availability: In stock
Our Price: $39.98 - $58.95
Sale Price: $34.90 - $52.19
*Shipping:$4.98 - $8.05
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Description:

For a comfortable run, the Gel Strike 3 running shoes feature lightweight synthetic leather & mesh upper for breathability, rearfoot GEL cushioning system to ease impact for a smooth transition, Asics High Abrasion Rubber and solid rubber outsole for enhanced traction.

Features:
  • Imported

Product Details:
Product Weight: 0.0 pounds
Package Length: 12.0 inches
Package Width: 8.0 inches
Package Height: 4.0 inches
Package Weight: 2.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 29 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:3.5 ( 29 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5Good shoe  Nov 24, 2011
By R. Waldon
I run 5 miles 6 days a week and then a couple of times a year I run a 10K race. I've run in shoes from $40 - $130. I've tried other name brands but I always return to Asics. I've worn $120 Nikes that don't feel as good as these Asics Strike 3s. They just fit me right. Right now I have a pair of Asics Cumulus (~$100) and in all honesty the Strike 3s feel nearly as good. The fit feels the same but the Cumulus is a little more cushioned. Bad thing is that the Cumulus feels a little heavier. This is my second pair of Strike 3s and I highly recommend them - great shoe for the price.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5Great shoe... for men  Sep 28, 2011
By Faith "digitaljiggy"
I had an ankle injury a while back and so shoe comfort is tantamount to my continued recovery and mobility. I tried several of the women's shoes but they were too narrow according to my orthopedic surgeon. A friend suggested that I try the men's shoe. Perfect! Good toe wiggle room. I don't know why women's shoes don't have that. But then again, I don't know why women's jackets never have an inside pocket (maybe it's to keep us buying purses). Anyway, I digress. I went shopping, went to the gym, and ran some other errands. It's the end of the day and I feel no pain or foot fatigue.

I realize that some of you are ballin' out in these streets, and could probably find a very expensive shoe that fits as well. I have tried some truly pricey shoes that still can't match the comfort of this particular men's shoe.

Usually, since my accident, shoes will feel ok in the store but wear them all day and it's pain meds, ice pack, and elevation the rest of the evening. I realize everyone does not have the ankle issue I have but, if the shoes feel this good to me, then they'll probably feel great for a normal foot. I'm buying 3 more pair before they discontinue them (like they do every other product I truly like).

Great shoe, highly recommend it, but buy the men's shoe, ladies.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5Great Affordable Asics Shoes  Feb 21, 2012
By Rural Life
I love Asics, and have worn most of their designs. These Gel-Strike 3s aren't quite at the Gel-Cumulus level, but for me they rank above the Gel-Foundation and the Gel-Kanbarra. Great shoes for the price.

If you haven't worn Asics, they are heaven on your heels. The sole of the shoe is recessed below the heel bone, so the shock of each foot impact isn't directly transferred up into your heel. The whole back half of the shoe is designed to spread out the impact, so you always have the feeling of walking on something soft. Plus they are light weight, so your feet don't feel heavy when you have to walk or run for extended periods. Don't let the low price fool you, these are nice shoes.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

2Get what you pay for  Feb 15, 2012
By pfunk44
These are quality shoes, however, zero bells and whistles. I've been a runner for less then a year, and the Asics Phoenix Gel was (up until now) my first and only shoe. I wore through the bottoms and needed something "now," and I was on a budget. The store recommended this low-end Asics over higher priced Nike and Reebok shoes. After about 40 miles (I'm a 25+ mile a week guy)I had pain in my calves and feet, both during and after runs. I took a close look at the stability, pronation and other buzz words/features that clutter shoe reviews and gave serious thought to what I was experiencing. Having compared middle-of-the-road, and low-end shoes, I now understand the differences.

I'll keep these shoes for the times my (soon to be) new shoes are wet, days at amusement parks and a good pair of sneakers to have on hand, but in my opinion, they're not good enough to be an everyday pair of running shoes.

These shoes have a new home....the floor of my closet. Made well?...yes. Made for a serious runner?....no.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Awesome Deal!  Nov 28, 2011
By chavarch
The shoes are awesome. I just starting running and I consider these shoes are a good option for "beginners" and their quality it's fine for me.

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