Asics GT-2000 14 TR

Asics GT-2000 14 TR review: what runners say

Fit

Wider toebox compared to previous versions, with slightly increased volume. The heel features a rigid counter angled inward: runners with sensitive heels or Achilles tendons risk direct pressure.

Feel

The rearfoot is penalized by a pronounced posterior flare that makes the transition stiff and without progression. Forefoot and midfoot in Flytefoam Blast Max offer moderate response and some liveliness, but without true energy return.

Durability

The outsole shows accelerated wear compared to previous versions: one tester reports Blast Max compression at 70 km. Medial stability progressively diminishes between 70 and 80 km.

Best for

Daily training shoe with moderate medial support, suited to midfoot or forefoot strikers. Handles varied paces; not recommended for heavy heel strikers or runners with Achilles issues.

Weak points

The heel is the recurring structural problem: excessive flare, rigid inward-angled counter, abrupt transition that does not improve with break-in. The outsole wears faster than previous versions.

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