Asics Gel Kayano 29 First Run Review: The stability favourite gets some updates

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  • čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
  • The Gel Kayano range has long been a go-to for runners that want stability and comfort, but the release of Gel Kayano 29 sees some big updates to the line.
    That includes an updated FF Blast+ midsole cushioning design that’s lightweight but adds more energized rebound, and LITETRUSS stability in the midsole to help stop your foot from rolling too far inwards.
    Mike and Tom have taken the shoe out for a first run to see if it's worth adding to your rotation.
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    Jump right in:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:20 - Stats
    00:26 - Design
    01:00 - How's The Fit?
    02:00 - The First Run Test
    09:30 - Early Verdict
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Komentáře • 75

  • @franco05
    @franco05 Před rokem

    I have a regular arch, and don.t prone, but i love these Shoes as well as the nimbus 24 and 25s, they are very different feeling since i feel great stability yet bounce and comfort at the same time, less bounce than the nimbus 25s, but more stability and egual comfort.

  • @drumrunner72
    @drumrunner72 Před rokem

    Love your reviews guys, best on the internet! Have you looked at the Kayano Lite 3 yet?

  • @CrazyPalidin57
    @CrazyPalidin57 Před rokem +8

    I haven't really ran much since I discharged from the Army about 8 years ago due to how aggravating shin splints were and a painful bone spur in my knee. Im looking at getting back with it and hope these will be a suitable pair of shoes to minimize the discomfort of getting back into the swing of running again.

    • @J-tu2pb
      @J-tu2pb Před rokem +2

      Thanks for your service. I am not the guy who made this video so I don’t know as much about running shoes. I would recommend these to you I also have shin splints and these are great because they are a stability shoe. I would try a few pairs of running shoes on at first at a Dicks sporting goods or a running shoe store if there is one in your area. If not these are a great option and I think these would work well for you.

  • @kenchi7686
    @kenchi7686 Před rokem

    I like the honest opinion.

  • @afrosamurai-swordplay
    @afrosamurai-swordplay Před 9 měsíci

    hello i have a question i brought some cumulus 24s they were really comfortable however i felt like my foot was falling / rolling to the outside. supernation/ over supination. i feel like this is because the shoe midsole is really soft and as i walk even worse on carpet my ankle just feels like its rolling outwards and im having to try hard to stop it. i have really weak ankles and poor balance anyway. i have a pair of nike huaraches which dont do this but are uncomfortable i wanted to buy some acics but not sure which to go for ? have you herd of this before and can you give me any advice on it? thanks

  • @ibethebatman
    @ibethebatman Před rokem +7

    Any chance of a review on the Saucony Tempus?

  • @abregoja
    @abregoja Před 4 měsíci

    What about durability? Thanks for this useful information, I am thinking to get one of these for long runs and daily runs

  • @bryanwong09
    @bryanwong09 Před rokem +1

    Is this worth to buy ascompare to the 28

  • @BEASTxMODE
    @BEASTxMODE Před rokem +5

    Sorry but the Guide 15’s PWRRun midsole is not soft or plush at all compared to K29’s FFBlast+ 12:19

  • @deshpillay6716
    @deshpillay6716 Před měsícem

    Thanks for the awesome video content. I prefer traditional stability running shoes due to over pronation (Medial post etc..) Kayano 29 was my favorite shoe for this but the Kayanos have changed a lot.
    In the current market which is the closest shoe to the Kayano 29? (NB 860 V12, Gt 2000 12 perhaps?)

  • @dennis_more
    @dennis_more Před rokem +15

    I tried running with the kayano 29 several times now, but I can’t get used to them. The fit is awkward.

    • @rosihantu1
      @rosihantu1 Před 4 měsíci

      Glad to know I'm not the only one, pinches my little toe and has lots of hot spots

  • @Freizzn
    @Freizzn Před rokem +2

    fits & feeling good. the middle part is great and on the whole feels softer then Kayano 28. I run with the shoe short and long distances. 9/10

    • @filipporandi7411
      @filipporandi7411 Před rokem

      Can you tell me if the fit has changed between Kayano 28 and 29? By chance, with the same shoe size, has it become narrower or wider? In the past Asics has played jokes on me with new models. Excuse my English.

    • @Freizzn
      @Freizzn Před rokem +1

      @@filipporandi7411 All right, I understand. I have the feeling that the fit of the 29 is almost identical. Subjectively speaking. Try it best when you have the opportunity.

    • @filipporandi7411
      @filipporandi7411 Před rokem +1

      @@Freizzn Noted with thanks.

    • @chakalaka3960
      @chakalaka3960 Před rokem +1

      Nice I love my 28s but wish they were slightly softer so I'm keen for my 29s to arrive 😅

    • @Freizzn
      @Freizzn Před rokem

      @@chakalaka3960 nice

  • @AJL04B
    @AJL04B Před rokem +1

    I wear gel kayano since kayano 18 and this K29 not as good as before. Less cushioning compared to its previous batch.the design getting lousy, what happened to asics designer?

  • @vincewarne228
    @vincewarne228 Před rokem +1

    I think you’d like the ASICS Glideride 3 Tom (it is out, hope you get some soon)

  • @user-fs8hi5fy9x
    @user-fs8hi5fy9x Před rokem +1

    Great review. Thnx. So it’s not a very fast shoe.
    Can you recommend any fast shoes for overpronators?

  • @vncntc8165
    @vncntc8165 Před rokem +2

    I love this shoe! Comfortable and enjoyable! 9/10. Coming from Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22

  • @Saixtanwar
    @Saixtanwar Před rokem +18

    I moved away from the Kayano onto the Hoka Arahi, I cant say this one will tempt me back.

    • @fabsterun
      @fabsterun Před rokem +5

      Ff blast feels nice tho, but unless you really pronate I don't see why you couldn't go for the gel nimbus instead that's also pretty stable

    • @fayehannigan66
      @fayehannigan66 Před rokem +1

      I have Arahi 6 hurts my mid sole when I’m running long runs :/

    • @Seanonyoutube
      @Seanonyoutube Před rokem

      I tried running in the Arahi in the shop. Took one step outside on the wet pavement and slipped right on my bum. Besides for the bruise I also embarrassed myself in front of the super cute sales girl. No hoka for me!

    • @macfin4862
      @macfin4862 Před 9 měsíci

      How do you find the Arahis hold up? Had a set of the 5s and the outsole was cooked before 200km

  • @andyshazza
    @andyshazza Před 5 měsíci

    Are these stability, didn’t hear him say?

  • @sudhanshu209
    @sudhanshu209 Před rokem +3

    Is it for flat foot person?

  • @user-kc6ce1vc2p
    @user-kc6ce1vc2p Před rokem

    can you compare it with novablast 3?

    • @saturn7835
      @saturn7835 Před rokem +2

      They are very different, it wouldn’t make sense to compare them.

    • @jollyroger1009
      @jollyroger1009 Před rokem +2

      They are the opposite of each other.

  • @davidclark7050
    @davidclark7050 Před rokem +4

    Appreciate the the review of the K29. Any perference between the K29 and the Glycerin GTS 20 as a daily trainer / long run shoe for an overpronator?

    • @davidferguson4209
      @davidferguson4209 Před rokem +1

      Im a collegiate runner and I pronate a lot. The Glycerin 20 GTS is a great option but I needed more support. I think the softness still lets some pronation seep through over time so I got the Saucony Guide 15 as an alternative. Probably going to pick the K29 up though as my recovery shoe.

    • @MadLadsAnonymous
      @MadLadsAnonymous Před rokem

      @@davidferguson4209 How's the Guide 15 vs the Glycerin GTS 20?

  • @ragnaesports5519
    @ragnaesports5519 Před 8 měsíci

    After 8 months of using them, I have to say that at long distances of 20+ kilometers, I developed blisters on my feet!!

  • @jollyroger1009
    @jollyroger1009 Před rokem +1

    Oh dear, I'm very flat footed and need heavy stability, so I could be struggling here. I've loved the past Kayano editions.

    • @shameermalik5540
      @shameermalik5540 Před rokem

      I have heard they are good for flat feet. I am also flat feet and planning to buy these. Should i not?

    • @jollyroger1009
      @jollyroger1009 Před rokem +1

      @@shameermalik5540 yes buy them. I did get a pair of these and I'm finding them fine for it. The 29 still has good stability for flat feet I have been finding.

    • @shameermalik5540
      @shameermalik5540 Před rokem

      @@jollyroger1009 people with flat feet have generally wider feet, so did you buy the wide feet size or normal width one up size?

    • @jollyroger1009
      @jollyroger1009 Před rokem

      @@shameermalik5540 the normal one.

    • @jollyroger1009
      @jollyroger1009 Před rokem

      The 29 is the best kayano yet in my opinion.

  • @lisas781
    @lisas781 Před rokem +1

    I've been wearing kayano for years. 29 sux.

    • @musikman337
      @musikman337 Před 11 měsíci

      THAT bad huh?😢 and I just ordered some😖

    • @nyyanksny03
      @nyyanksny03 Před 9 měsíci

      they need to bring back the old models. back to their roots

  • @jamc666
    @jamc666 Před 9 měsíci

    take a shot whenever you hear the word stability and try not to die before the end of the video.

  • @mattw785
    @mattw785 Před rokem +7

    Still a very traditional shoe, popular with a lot of walkers and older folks

    • @ielle.
      @ielle. Před rokem +5

      I work in running specialty and you nailed it. These are basically the only groups we get who buy this shoe.

    • @93siguy
      @93siguy Před rokem +2

      I work in a shoe store too and these sell out when they are on sale lol

    • @mattw785
      @mattw785 Před rokem +3

      @@93siguy Sell well here too, just not much for running

    • @ielle.
      @ielle. Před rokem +5

      @@mattw785 Yup. We find that a fair amount of people still prefer that traditional medial posting over the more guidance type of support that the industry is trending toward. The Kayano does well despite its $160 price but usually with people looking for a good walking shoe. When we get a runner who buys an Asics stability, it's usually the GT-2000.

    • @ptlewis2000
      @ptlewis2000 Před rokem

      @@ielle. Yeah, they screwed up the Kayano the way Brooks did Adrenaline. Old people like me relied on the "truss"ted medial support of the old Kayano, and used the DS Trainer for guidance stuff. If I have to evolve, I'll evolve with the Tempus and finally get those custom orthotics after decades of holding off.

  • @matthewbodinnar4806
    @matthewbodinnar4806 Před rokem

    The only thing these are not a fast shoe.

  • @ostinpowers3081
    @ostinpowers3081 Před rokem +1

    All I hear stability shoes, so thats what it is. If I want to improve my speed then this is not it. Thank you

  • @user-jx7uy8fn5s
    @user-jx7uy8fn5s Před 10 měsíci

    بكام

  • @gurunathsutar1527
    @gurunathsutar1527 Před rokem +1

    ❌ very heavy weight shoes