Asics GT-2000 14 TR

Asics GT-2000 14 TR review: what runners say

Fit

Slightly wider fit compared to previous versions, especially in the toebox. The heel features a rigid, angled counter that can be problematic for runners with sensitive Achilles.

Feel

The rearfoot is clunky with no smooth transition for heel strikers. The midfoot and forefoot, with FF Blast Max, deliver a snappy response that allows for decent pace versatility.

Durability

Outsole shows accelerated wear compared to previous versions: sole separation reported at 100 km in at least one test. RunRepeat conversely lists outsole durability as a strength, creating a structural disagreement between sources.

Best for

Runners needing moderate medial stability who land on the midfoot or forefoot. Suited for daily training with occasional uptempo work. Not recommended for runners with Achilles sensitivity or those needing a smooth heel transition.

Weak points

Excessive posterior flare and poorly angled heel counter: reported as a cause of Achilles tendon irritation. Medial stability, initially aggressive, decreases noticeably after 70–80 km.

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