ASICS Gel Nimbus 25 Full Review - 600 Miles Tested | The Best Nimbus To Date?
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- The ASICS Gel Nimbus 25 is all new and we put in the miles to see how the latest version stacks up against the competition. With even more cushioning and an ultra soft ride, the Nimbus 25 may just be the best Nimbus to date!
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ASICS Gel Nimbus 25 Shoe Review - 600 Miles Tested | The Best Nimbus To Date?
I have done two 10 mile runs in the 25.They are so comfortable and make me want to run more ❤️✌️🏴
should We go half a size up for these?
Jamie did your toes start to hurt you because of the narrow toe box?
What is the weight of single shoe
Im glad this is my first ever max cushion shoes, midsole doesnt feel as bouncy as react per say and it doesnt feel as responsive as boost/bounce but definitely the cushioning is great, plush, absorbs lot and lots of impact even i could run 4 days straight without skipping with this 🔥
I love my Nimbus 25, all said in the video is true!
I tried to run fast in them but i noticed that thay don´t let me go to fast due to the high cushioning.
Same for me! Great shoe for recovery and long runs though! Super comfortable. Best pair i’ve owned
John did a great job! Connor is the GOAT but paired with John...lots of great info!
Agree wholeheartedly
I have problem with my feet and I buy this shoes they are soo great 👍 it feel like walking in the air 100% recommend them.
Can you use them for walking or it’s an overkill?
they are great for walking and running
@@jorgepadilla7332 just bought them. So comfortable, wow
You can definitely use this shoe for casual wear.
Can't belive the outsole wear after 600 miles!
300 each
Good morning for all the runners from 🇪🇸. Like for Running Warehouse and like to Asics nimbus 25. A nice day for everyone. 🌞🏃🌞
Just went on a first run 6k on these 25. Been runnign in Dynaflite 3 so the 25 is so much more cushy for recovery runs. I need to get a pair of Magic Speed 4...
I love these shoes! They are so fun to run in.
Welcome to the team John!
Looking forward to a review of the Asics EvoRide Speed
Same
I just bought the Gel Nimbus 25 today and it was on sale the blue one that you guys have. I'm not a runner so I use it for walking.
I am not a runner either and thinking for buying it for walking what do you think about thrm now?
thanks for this review. m thinking of getting a pair in Tokyo. excited to run in them
I tried these on at an outlet store here in Florida. They feel amazing, these guys are spot on about the cushion with this review! Enjoy!
Compared to the Hoka bondi 8, which is better for a first time marathon runner? My pace is slow and have ancle and blisters issues.
Sounds good..ill be waiting until they come down in price..
Excellent shoe I'm a stroke survivor great for my walking... waiting for the price to come down as well
They just went down after 1 yr😂
Buy then last week for 80 dollars I love then after 2 miles
I have underpronation flated feet😁and nimbus 25 did a good job on my feet
Thanks for that. I have one flat foot. I'll give these a go.
@@zeniktorres4320 sure you try☺️
Bought mine today ❤
Nimbus 25 is a great shoe but such a narrow toe-box. I had to go to an extra wide model and the toe box still comes to a point. Has ASICS not drawn out a foot on paper before?
Yes exactly 💯 my toes started to hurt literally!
I want these or the Alphafly Next 2. I’m a novice runner but I’m overweight so I’m looking for looks ( absolutely need to feel confident to run), cushion, and a shoe that will make you run/walk mid strike.
Without a doubt I would go Nimbus 25 over the Alphafly 2 which is an elite racing shoe. The Nimbus 25 is built specifically for comfort when logging your daily miles and will handle all of your running needs. As a more novice runner, it should be a fantastic pick. -Connor
So good maybe the best shoe cause you feel like you re walking on the clouds. I tried in the store and then i became obsessed with this shoe
Would you say they're similar to the Brooks Glycerin 20s?
Better than the brooks anytime
I tried brooks and asics or adidas are better. Brooks tends to be a slight on thr to side
What kind of socks do you use
I'm torn between the nimbus 25 and Noosa tri 15 😭😭😭
Is it softer than More v5 and Novablast 4?
Sadly they only have the blue pair in my country….
Any full reviews of the Asics Glideride v3?
Unfortunately no reviews in the works currently for the GlideRide. -Connor
1:00 Oh hey I didn't know you guys were based in Boston!
We are actually based in San Luis Obispo CA and Alpharetta GA but we do make it out to Boston quite a bit to visit with some of our favorite shoe brands. -Connor
Thoroughly enjoyed the 24 but got very low mileage before I had to replace them. Lower legs really started to hurt after 150-180 miles so loved the shoe but dissatisfied with mileage. Now using my first pair of 25’s, getting to 200 miles. Hope it can hold up another 100-150 miles.
I use three for some speedwork as well, is this a bad idea? I have vapourflies but use these sparingly as I can’t see them going too far. Should I get a lighter shoe for speedwork and use the Nimbus 25 for recovery runs only?
Week is Quality, recovery, jumps, rest, quality, recovery, fartlek, rest - repeat.
This will really come down to personal preference. Using the Nimbus 25 for speedwork isn't necessarily a bad thing, it just might feel a little less efficient than a faster shoe. I tend to use shoes like the Nimbus for speed early in the season when paces dont matter and then switch into a faster, more versatile shoe like the endorphin speed 3 or a true super racer as the season progresses. -Connor
By the way, is Jami ok? Miss the Connor/Jami duo.
They are good shoes but I disagree about one point. These shoes are not made to improve comfort but to enlight performance. The previous Nimbus ( 23) were absolutely better in term of cushioning and comfort. Now the tongue of the shoes is really thin and sometimes making tight laces may hurt your feet (evident even in Nimbus 24). Meanwhile the great sole height has a mechanic advantage pushing forward the runner but to achieve this result they cannot use gel at the same way... I have all Nimbus and I run thousands of km with them... This is my personal opinion. Great review! ☺️
With 28cm foot 🦶, what is the right size (eu) to pick?
How do these compare to the gliderides? This is supposed to be the daily trainer in their lineup but it seems like a maxcushion long run shoe
I have both. The stack height is lower in the Gliderides. Gliderides have better energy return and are smaller. The Nimbus is a bigger shoe with a wider base. Both are firmish. Both are stable. There is no EVA plate in the Nimbus as in the Glideride. The Glideride is more agile and nimbler. The Nimbus has a fully gusseted tongue with no padding; the Glideride has a semi-gusseted tongue with padding. I like both shoes equally. The rocker in the Glideride is more pronounced. I think the toebox bend in both is similar. The forefoot room seems similar to me. There is a useable pull tab on the Nimbus, but none on the Gliderides. The one thing I hate about the Gliderides is the low rounded heel cup that makes it difficult to to put on. It's a snug fit. Over time, the inner heel collapses. Unless Asics fixes this, I won't buy another pair of Gliderides.
Sustainable synthetic plastic upper mesh wrapping your feet can breath 3 over 5 and that makes shoe an oven for the feet even in spring season. I experienced it in a week. Pricey for an oven. Asics Gel Nimbus 25.
What do you recommend friend
You can ask seller experts suitable shoe for your foot type. Asics is good.
@@enginekinci6174 oh, I was just asking you since you seemed like an "expert"
i was. There is always better and worse for everybody. you must experience yourself.
@@enginekinci6174 interesting
hi guys! from what country the shoes made? thanks
Is this shoe good for underpronation?
It just looks like a copy of other shoes. Not a fan of the overall look at all. Not sure if I’d spend the hefty price tag on this. Hopefully asics dial down the look back to the earlier numbers.
As a beginner runner looking for comfortable and fun shoes, what do you recommend more Nimbus 25 / Sacconi Triumph 20 / Nike Invincible 3 / New Balance more v4?
I'd say nimbus, the invicible 3 would have been great but the heel kind of slips and moves around because of the lack of cushioning they added. I moved around with them and my heel was dancing up, down, left right. Bought the nimbus today and will do a 6 mile run tomorrow.
What is your opinion after running with Nimbus 25?
@@user-uh1nm3dj4l have done around 30 miles with them. They are insane. Have used them for both 6 mile runs and 3 mile runs. No pain in my legs after doing them every single day, no rest day. 1000000% buy them
Does the Nimbus also feel bouncy like the Nike Invincible?
@@user-uh1nm3dj4l yes, as bouncy. But a tad more refined. The invincible sink too much imo
Would the wide version of this shoe be necessary for someone with a slightly wider foot? Things like Nike invincible I can wear a regular size but many hoka I require wide
Hello have your found the answer? I also have slightly wider foot
I have these shoes and I have wide feet and I didn't need to go with wider size. I'm an 11.5 in shoes but I went with the 12 ... With asicis they say its good to half a size up from your regular casual shoes.
How do these compare to hoka bondi or clifton.
Softer
best hairline on the internet - Connor
I love my Gel KAYANO 29… are they as comfortable? Does anyone know?
They are totally different shoes and rides. The Kayano is a very firm stability shoe. The Nimbus is a neutral shoe with a much softer ride.
They are more comfortable and great if you have flat feet and heavy.
@@redskins1120 I agree
Are these good for neuropathy
They should help in some way due the thickness of the sole and comfort
Good advertising....!
Laces is too long. Grip is bad on wet surfaces. Cushioning is top notch. Gonna wear it for walking.
Love the lace length. Think it's great for wet surfaces.
Sadly the grip on wet surfaces is horrible :(
this or novablast 3
For the better. Right.
Now I get to walk around with a club-foot style that Sketcher’s created 15 years ago. ASICS was already comfy af with their other unique styles. Do we really have to hop on this silly trend too?
These are not reviews but adverts.
I got 4 ulcers wearing this shoes😢
Too squishy for me. makes my left feet sink to much it is uncomfortable on the knees.
Big mistake by the company,the old Nimbus traditional comfort shoe is gone to this copy cat style foam
I paid £175 for a pair today. My feet ankles and knees hurt so I thought I would buy a pair. After wearing/walking in them for 5/6 hours. My feet ankles and knees hurt more than before. For the first hour my feet were OK but longer I wore them the more painful they got. They're a bit tight also. I've got wide feet and the tongue was digging in. I don't know if it's the first day or do I have to give them afew days?
I think it doesn’t need brake in. It may not work for you unfortunately.
I think you should sort out what is causing the legs to hurt as sometimes shoes are only a temporary solution for pain
How are these shoes while driving?
Not great. It won’t let me go pass 65mph
I bought the Asics Nimbus 23 shoes for running and it has been a complete disappointment and an absolute nightmare. I have used the shoes for only about 250*kms of running appro, and already the shoes are tearing apart. I had spent a ridiculous amount on these shoes, expecting a good quality product from Asics. Unfortunately, the quality of shoes sold by Asics in India is very poor. What's worse is that the customer care team is unwilling to provide any support, leaving me stuck with a defective product. I urge everyone to be aware before making a purchase of Asics shoes. These shoes are a waste of your hard-earned money and will only lead to disappointment. If you're thinking of buying Asics shoes, think again! Save your money and invest in a better brand that values their customers and produces quality products. Asics shoes are a complete waste of money and a disgrace to the sportswear industry.
My New Balance shoes which I bought from the USA lasted for 6+years. The quality of ASICS shoes sold in India aren't up to the standards the Company claims. The shoes are tearing from inside and outside :-(
Why did you even post this? Seek attention somewhere else..smh
Thanks for sharing your experience honestly 👍
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These make no sense. Overblown heavy plush shoe with zero energy return. The Novablast 2 pretty much feels the same with FFBlast
Would you put the Speed 3 above it for easy miles?
They are not heavy for a daily trainer. There is no such thing as "energy return". That is simply a marketing term for the gullible. And no, the Novablast doesn't feel the same as I have both. These are entirely different shoes.🙄
Maybe what people mean by "energy return" is bounciness like you're jogging or running on lightweight, soft springs. The old Skechers Ultra Go's with goga mat insole used to be like that. Shoe manufacturers stopped making shoes that good for under $100 because they last too long. Took me 4 years to wear mine out with near daily use.
It is not a cushioned shoe
Yeah, very minimalist.
What? Lol
If they added anymore cushioning, you would fall over in them. Some very weird people here.
@@davidlynch9049 💀
Well, someone needed a cushioned helmet clearly lol
looks like copy of Hoka one one.
I tried on the Bondi 8 Hoka One One's and the Nimbus 25's today. The Nimbus 25's have better cushioning and toe grip, almost like a perch, instead of sinking at the toes. If the Nimbus 25's are a copycat, then they're better than the original.
I need your suggestion sir i weigh 220 pounds and I run 10 kilometres every day would you recommend this shoe to me if not what would you suggest pls help me with you valuable suggestions
I’m also 220 and I’m considering this shoe. Mainly because a bigger runner like myself needs to protect the miniscus more than a lighter person would. Lots of impact on those soft cartilages therefore a highly cushioned shoe that absorbs that impact would be beneficial over time. Just ran a half marathon in the Vaporfly 3s and my weight caused the heel to tear up badly 😢 Nimbus seems like it would stay together a lot better