ASICS Gel Kayano 29 | Running Shoe REVIEW | Best Stability Running Shoe? ❌ | Why I'm returning it!!
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- Here we have my first impressions SHOE REVIEW of the ASICS GEL-KAYANO 29, a very popular premium stability running shoe. But what do I think of this latest edition of the Kayano and is it still one of the BEST STABILITY RUNNING SHOES that you can buy? Watch the video to find out.
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If you've bought the ASICS Gel Kayano 29, drop a comment below to let everyone know what you thought of it 👇
I ran a mile in this shoe today on the treadmill and thought it was amazing
For me it is a terrible shoe. Have done a few 10km and each time ended with heel pain and blisters. The blisters due to the thick, non breathable upper, the heel pain im not so sure. Due to the lack of volume in the midfoot the laces cut into the top of the foot despite trying every way of lacing. There just isnt enough material to cover the top of the foot at all. I bought a half size larger than my previous Asics Cumulus to give extra room in the toebox and my toes can wriggle but I cant see it being comfortable unless you have extremely narrow, flat feet with no bridge or arch. Just to compare I tried the Cumulus 25 and they were far more comfortable immediately but I wanted a shoe with more stability. Bad and costly decision
I've been running in the Kayano's for years. I have about 290 miles on my Kayono 29s and love them. No issues. I bought a second pair of 29s anticipating retiring my current ones in a couple of months.
My 1st running shoe was Kayano27 and bought it last year, I'm also beginner in running, until last month I'm complete 960km on that Kayano27 and overall very happy with that shoe, last 2 week I purchased Asics GlideRide3 to replace my kayano27 as a daily training shoe, and it feels very soft and I can go for more mileage easier with GlideRide3 compare kayano27, also rocking design feel pushed u forward and efficiency while running. For those who now are using the Kayano series and plan to try something different then u can consider Asics GildeRide3, event these are not stability shoes but the heel counter is also good :)
I have used kayano 21 and kayano 25, but I still miss my 21 as it got much better stability and I can still buy that shoe if its available at any day. Now I just brought Asics Gel Contend 4B+ for USD $18 and wore it for 5 minutes or so and I felt that I got my kayano 21 back. Fingers crossed hope it performs like my 21 does and I have no complaints for $18 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
Im considering a pair of GlideRide3. How long do you expext the "bounciness" to last? It will lose up and decrease eventually...
@@richardmollberg3096 until now I'm completed 363km and it still didn't saw wear n tear.. but if u looking more bouncie then novablast is more to that purpose, Glideride3 is more to easy run, recovery, n cruising pace for long distance n outsole very durable.
Love the honesty here! Thank you for this review! Keep pushing!
Thank you 👍😃 I always try to say it as I see it.
Hi ! I retired my no.27 and got no.29 (women, size 9). I m neutral but I like stability shoe. When I tried this 29 at store, I felt like I was standing on a cutting board ! All around the contour of my feet seemed to get supported firmly.
I always wear running socks, so I never have a blister - not w no.29 also.
I feel that no.29 is a bit lighter than my old no.27. The heel of 29 is quite great as I am a heel striker.
The front sole of 29 is bouncier than 27. I felt something bothering my arch when I broke in no.27 but there is totally flat from no.29.
My 1st feeling when starting running in 29 - the shoe seemed to curvier (more concave toward ur feet) and cradled my feet in that way for a short while. After going longer and faster, 1st feeling was gone. The heel and the front sole then really facilitate my running pattern. Both heel and front sole pushed u forward I felt I was bouncing ! (I never use a carbon plate shoe, so I cannot compare w that)
In general, I am quite happy w no.29.
Good to hear that you've had a positive experience with the 29 and not experienced any blisters.
I think it's the curvier / more concave design, especially around the heel area, that for some of us is contributing to getting a blister.
@@HereWeAreRunning try the 2E or 4E width from ASICS UK
Thank you, Chris. I have been wearing Asics Gel Kayano's for years -- I have some on right now -- so I really appreciate your "warning" review here. I was about to buy the newest Kayano to break in for the November 6 New York City Marathon. I will try some on in my local running store -- but I will heed your warnings and will most likely choose another shoe, based on your reasonable analysis. Thank you. Now - go out onto the North Downs Way or Reigate Hill and record a running video!
Thanks Cathy. Got a review coming out on the Saucony Tempus soon (just finishing the video). Same price as the Kayano 29 but a far better stability shoe IMO and also a shoe I think would be good for half or full marathons.
Don't worry though. I have another running video in the making 😀
@@HereWeAreRunning Chris, thank you for your reply. I'm a bit older than you, and I trust your advice as you are not a super-young 20-year old -- you have experience and wisdom! I will wait for your next shoe review -- I have time before the New York City Marathon on November 6 so I will see what you say about the other shoes before I buy new shoes. Glad another running video is coming. Maybe someday you will once again show those beautiful black cows with the white band around their middle. I've never seen those cows here in the US! Beautiful!
I got the 28 a year ago and it also took me a couple of days to get past the heel rigidity. Great shoe when it's raining, snowing a robust shoe.
Ok, my wife has been using these shoes and yes the blister issue presented itself. However she stuck with it and has found that as the shoe breaks in the issue goes away. So it would seem they're worth sticking with if you like Kayanos.
Good decision Chris. You always know when things don't feel right, and usually they don't improve. Hope all is going well with your running. Cheers! Phil
Thanks Phil. Going good here, trying hard to get back into regular running and regain some fitness. Hope things are good with you.
@@HereWeAreRunning Yes, all good here Chris. A bit of a break will have freshened you up. Looks like it has been pretty hot summer over there. All the best.
I'm having lots of fun using my Nimbus 24 for slow and a bit fast runs that is now my favorite daily trainer of 2022. And I heard that the Kayano 29 is a better shoe with more bounce, stability and just 10 grams heavier then the Nimbus 24 at the size 9 US. So I plan to get the Kayano 29 by the end of the year ... I overpronate anyways and could use a bit more stability ... Probably I will run even faster and for longer with it versus the Nimbus . These two high cushioning shoes from Asics seems very versatile this year .
kayano is a bit out of my budget.. do you think the gel nimbus is good for stability based on your experience?
@probolehla-_-8642 recently I had to stop using a Puma Velocity Nitro 2 because I was bending too much the middlesole inwards with less then 60 miles ran with this beautiful shoe. Since it was bending too much it was also getting destroyed in the rubber in the heel area . But my Gel-Nimbus 24 is still alive and I'm running with it still after 300 miles. The Kayano 29 has more stability for sure then the Nimbus but the Gel-Nimbus 24 is so much more fun to me to run either fast or slow and can match in speed my Boston 11and easily faster and my comfortable versus my Pegasus 39.
But unfortunately, because my overpronation, the Gel-Nimbus 24 will not last as long as the other shoes I just mentioned above. What I recomend is that if you want extremely durability for your shoe , get like a Adidas Ultraboost 22 ( I had it and lasted near 600 miles for me) but it less versatile since it is heavy but it does have a nice bounce and flow. But if you want one of the most versatile and fun running shoes of 2022 and totally worth still today even with the Nimbus 25 launching soon : get the Gel-Nimbus 24 in a good discount and be happy.
Good luck.
@@MiracleWarriors wow you’ve run a lot and have variety of shoes. Thanks for the response!
@@probolehlaum glad to help you.
Great channel, keep up the great work. Could you please recommended a running shoe for me, big guy, flat foot and absolutely love running?
Good to see you back on our screens mate. Glad I don't need stability shoes mate. Sounds like a stinker! 🤣
Thanks Ben. Got two more videos in the making at the moment 😀
My foot arch collapses seriously while running in a neutral shoes which cause knee pain and heel pain. So now I’m searching for a stability shoes. Honestly Kayano29 is one of my options before watching this video😂 because I heard that Kayano 29 is better than the most disappointed Kayano 28. Will turn to Hoka Giovata 4 or Brooks Glycerin GTS 20
i have both Nimbus 24, and 25s, which are awsome, i am a neutral foot, however i love the extra firmness and arch support from the Kayano 29, with the FF blast+, they feel way different than the Nimbus, but in a good way. I don´t pronate, but i do love the feel of this shoe. I rotate it with my other shoes, and enjoy it quite a bit, although i do agree it is a bit expensive, perhaps 40 dollars less would be spot on.
Hi I love my Asics trainers I have the same problem with blisters. I was just about to go and buy a pair today. What do you recommend to get so I don't get any blisters . I always put medical tape on my heals and side of my toe . That's where I get friction so blisters are a big problem
I have ran in Kayano for years, on my 3rd Kayano 28. I purchased the 29, initially when I put them on I loved the increase cushion on the forefoot. I ran 7 miles in them and ugh! The entire run I thought about this shoe. I have never been in so much pain and I got a blister on left foot. I have never gotten a blister from a single pair of Kayanos. I am an overpronator so what shoe do I buy now? Is it the increase in forefoot that messed me up?
I've bought the 29 but not run in it yet as it was bought as a Father's Day present - roll on next weekend! I was choosing between the Glycerin GTS 20 and the 29 - I have the previous version of both shoes so it was an interesting comparison putting one on each foot. (NB. Did not experience blistering in the previous version, nor in any running shoe I've worn so far) In the previous versions, the Brooks was definitely my preference and I expected that to be the case again, especially given the new nitro foam on the Brooks. This was not the case. The Brooks felt clunky and way too firm, also the fit was not as snug as the previous version. By comparison the 29, felt super well fitted, a little softer, taller and bouncier as well. Plus it seemed to have a much more pronounced forefoot rocker which I liked. Will report back once I've run in them, but on initial try-on there was no contest...29 all the way.
How did you go running in them? Did you like it? No blisters? I just brought some yesterday! I’m hoping they will be good!
@@yaseminislek7609 So far, so good. They are a little on the warm side so not using them as much at the moment - it's summer's here in Australia - but that's about the worst I could say for them. No blisters and very comfy.
Thanks for the review on the 29s.
I’ve really enjoyed my Kayano’s. I upgraded from the 26 to the 28 after many comfortable kilometres. Quite frankly I’m very disappointed with the 28 and its extreme wear. Within a very short distance, the soles have worn down to the midsole foam. When compared to my 26, not what I expected from what should be a premium brand when you pay a premium price. I was thinking of switching to the 29 but I think I’ll look for another stability shoe.
Kayano use to lead the way in stability shoes but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, unfortunately.
@@HereWeAreRunning dont agree at all
I completely agree!!! They used to be much much better and last longer, I have been buying them for around 10 years.
The first kayano shoe I bought was really good for over a year and a half.
But since then, the shoes have been lasting for less and less time
Great review. You've used them previously so your view is very worthwhile.
I prefer the Nadikeas V9*# with Cimpressi-Porche®™© SOOPA-DOOOA© foamomatic#© rip-u-off©... you get the idea of my sledgehammer sarcasm! 😁
Thanks. It's been a shoe that I use to love but sadly, the recent models just don't do it for me anymore.
Im still wearing my 27 model and i cant praise it enough. I could have taken 28 model but i found out the features are not attractive for me. Hope i might find another 27s when i wear out the actual ones. Any ideas to get a model similar to kayano 27 if I wont be able to find this exact model? Can be a different brand as well. I like stability and medium cushioning with a neutral/underpronating profile.
I brought the 28’s the day that these came out for only £70. I love them but heel blisters are a definitely a problem!
Great price but sorry to hear that you also get the heel blisters.
I’m not a shoe expert, but I went to a couple stores and tried a bunch of shoes, from different brands, and the ASICS Gel Kayano 29 was the most comfortable (for running) by far… - which is weird, since I didn’t actually like the Kayano 28… - other shoes felt “faster” (kinda propelling me forward), and others felt lighter, but I really liked the “support” and cushioning on the Kayano 29.
For walking, and casual wear, I still prefer my old Adidas Ultraboost 20 - which I don’t really like for running, because of the lack of heel support…
A complaint that I have about the Kayano 29 is that it lacks ventilation/cooling…
Everyone is different. Go to a store and try them out. Mimic the movements that you make while running - What works for me might not work for you. Cheers!
Glad to hear it's working for you. The last few Kayano models have seemed to lack ventilation. The upper is more suited to Winter months than it is the Summer.
@@HereWeAreRunning you need knitted mesh shoes. Maybe some company makes it but as far as I can tell entire Industry switched to Engineered mesh?
everyone is different but I have the mach 5, triumph 20, endorphin speed 3 and there is something about this shoe that just feels great. comfort and amazing fit.
I have been a loyal Asics user. Recently I have also faced blisters on my heel. I have just returned one shoe and was thinking of trying 29🤣
I think the shape of the heel area of the 29 is very similar to the 28, so if the previous version caused a blister then sadly, I think the 29 will as well.
Yes, it causes blisters just like previous version.
A professional runner from my country who does show reviews on TH-cam said he thinks this is the best version ever of the kayano ever with the softer FFblast+ addition that provides superior comfort. I have tried the kayano 28 and it felt a bit stiff and definitely not as comfortable as the kayano 29.
I liked it but I got it mainly for a racing shoe and I have been struggling with my double digit miles. Can't afford two pairs so I will be returning them for Glycerin
I'm sorry the Gel Kayano 29 didn't work for you. My first Asics were the Asics 101, tried a few other brands but the Asics just fit too well. So I've been running in the Kayanos for many years. I just retired a pair of Kayano 27s and bought the 29s and have had no issues (50 miles on them so far). Actually the 27s didn't seem to lace correctly and I had to adjust them many times to stop them from digging into the top of my foot. The 29s have a different lace that seems to be wider, softer, and stretchier- definitely a plus. I do need the stability and am wondering about trying a new shoe. If you returned the Kayano, what did you get instead? I'm getting older and think I need some more cushioning as much as I love the feel of the road.
Thank you for your video.
Saucony Tempus! Stable, bouncy and a great fun daily trainer that will also let you go that little bit faster. Light weight too!
Review imminent of the Saucony Tempus 👍
I’m really enjoying the Tempus so far. A bit pricey (although if you shop around or can use a code online you can find it cheaper). But they have that bounce you associate with faster shoes while still being very supportive. My Brooks Adrenaline GTS feel like tanks in comparison!
@@HereWeAreRunning Looking forward to seeing your take on the Tempus as I've had my eye on it as a possible for my upcoming marathon in October.
I got these but for under £80 as I know someone who can get them cheaper
No chance I’m paying £165 -
anyhow my first impressions were that these were great, comfortable with a bit of spring . Was delighted
Mostly comparing this to my brooks adrenaline 21 - just felt a bit bouncier
3 weeks on I feel like the left shoe is a bit tight (don’t think my left foot is any bigger than the right ) and I’ve developed some foot ligament issue on my third toe and whilst it might not be the shoe it could be . In hindsight I possibly should have got the wider version. Might have to stop using the shoe for a bit as the foot issue is currently stopping me from running which isn’t ideal 5 weeks before the royal parks half marathon.
Thanks for your feedback of using the Kayano 29. Hope your foot issue improves.
Bought Kayan 29 to rotate with my novablast 2 (500+ km mileage). 80+ k in kayano 29 still gives me blister at right toe area. For this reason if I plan for any run longer than 5k I will pick my old novablast.
I have been using the kayano models for years! But ever since they changed the heel area in the 28/29 , I've just been really really uncomfortable around the heel and close to the arch area.
I'm gutted, as I have flat feet and these shoes used to be so amazing.
I have had to return these to the shop.
This is a shame - I used to buy these shoes every year!!
Am so sad, as it's quite hard for me to find comfortable shoes for flat feet ...
Hey I also have flat feet, and I was planning to buy Kayano 29, and now I read this comment of yours. so which shoe will u recommend if not 29?
@@pratham1957 i advise you to first of all try the 29, you might feel differently than me ...its also possibly that it might stretch out after a while..
What Ive done at the moment is get custom made orthotics and put it in the suacony ride wide shoe
Hello I bought a pair of these shoes this week and my first impression is actually very good: they are comfortable and well made and I had no issue during my 10 k run. Truth to be said I paid them 90 pounds with the discount so maybe my thought would have been different had it paid 150 pounds
Fantastic thanks for that, I almost bought them
Can you recommend your favourite trial shoe please. I’ll buy whatever you recommend. Will be my first trial shoe cheers
What type of trails and what sort of distances are you going to be running?
@@HereWeAreRunning Between 4 and 10 miles. Parkrun / light stone trials. No deep mud etc
@@WinningInters For short distances such as parkrun I wear Asics Gel Trabuco. For medium distances I wear the Inov-8 Parkclaw G 280, which is also great for runs that have a mix of road and trail.
@@HereWeAreRunning perfect thanks
Great Review! Hope you see this comment. Kayano 27 vs Kayano 28 vs Kayano 29, which one would you recommend (keeping aside the price)? Thank you.
Kayano 27 definitely fits my foot shape better but outsole wear is more excessive.
Kayano 28 and 29 has improved midsole performance but heel blisters a big problem. I've changed the insole in my 28s and can now wear them without getting a blister.
@@HereWeAreRunning Thank you so much for the reply. Appreciate it!
Hi - I am a stability shoe fan like yourself and need to include them in my rotation to avoid injury. I have purchased the last few years - 3 pairs of the 27; the 28 and the 29. I love the 29 and think its a step close to the holy grail of a stability shoe that is fun to run in. My favourite comfort shoe is the Hoka Clifton but i couldnt run in it every day -- beacuse of stability issues. I find the 29 to be in the Hoka league for comfort - but with good stability.
However i learned with one of my 27 version pair where i had a similar experience to you that one pair just didnt feel right and i couldnt run it. So i moved to the wide version - downside - its a Henry Ford colour choice - you can only have black! My last 4 pair have been 2 E width and they feel really comfortable - and i think have added stability. RE the price you have a point - but relative to others you do get value. I have over 1000 kms in my first wide pair of 27s - the sole is still very good and the upper perfect. You cant beat that with any other shoe and that comes at a price (my latest Hoka Clifton with the blown rubber sole are showing really visible abrasion after 40 km!) PS you can only get the 2E version on the ASICS UK site.
Thanks for sharing your Kayano experiences. I'm currently trying out the Kayano Lite 3 and getting on much better with it.
@@HereWeAreRunning Hi, I'm also very happy with Kayano Lite 3!
I still have my blister from Kayano 29 on the side of my heel.
got my new PB in the Kayano 29 on first day
Well done 👏 👍
@@HereWeAreRunning am able to run freely and not getting bad shin pains
Which shoes would you suggest between Brooks glysrine gts 20 or Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 or ASICS gel kayano 29
If I was buying Brooks I'd opt for the Adrenaline GTS 22, for Asics I'd avoid the Kayano 29 and opt for the Kayano Lite 3 instead but I still really like the NB Vongo V5. Also, worth looking at the Saucony Tempus if you prefer a shoe that's a bit lighter.
Saucony Tempus is getting good press. Also Saucony Guide 15. I just got a pair of 29s for my wife so I hope she doesn't get blisters!
@@jollyroger1009 I have Saucony Guide 15. Midsole is fun, very light (compared to Kayano) and the price is good. But it is narrower compared to Kayano 28/29. And stability is better in Kayano (my opinion). I would also suggest checking Mizuno Wave Inspire 18.
I have the Glycerin 21 GTS and the Kayano 28 and prefer the Glycerins. Both still rub my inner ankle area though. I don't run long distances so I will keep the Kayano 28 for training.
Shoes have small toe box room. Had to return them
Mine started falling apart after about 4 months of infrequent usage.
I have just worn out my Kayano 27’s. These were great apart from the sole wearing out quickly. I had no blisters.
Just replaced them with the 28’s and got blisters on insides of bottom heel on my first walk in them.
Was about to return and get the more expensive 29s but from seeing your video I don’t think I bother. Thanks for the warning :)
Did your 28s eventually break in and you were blister free? Can you recommend a alternative to the Kayano that does not cause blisters?
On my 28 I'm using a blister pad and lacing them with a runner's knot. It's reduced the risk of a blister occurring but I also limit their use to runs less than 16km. I was hoping that the 29 would feel different in the heel area but it seems to be very similar.
@@HereWeAreRunning Thanks for the reply. Did your 28’s sole wear out as quickly as the 27’s. I suppose I could try running socks.
If you push your heel down hard in the shoe then you can feel a sharp edges. I don’t get that with the 27’s.
I am wondering if its because they are too narrow in the heel area and the heel hangs over the insole causing friction?
@@davieslm The outsole on the 28 has been fine. I think that was an issue specific to the 27.
I always wear running socks but grey alone didn't prevent a heel blister in the 28.
Some people have replaced the insole in the 28 to help.
My Kayano 26's sole, specifically the AHAR+ on the heel wore down to the midsole after 290 miles so I'm a bit wary of buying any other Kayano's for now.
Previous 25's lasted 550 miles. Saw reviews about the sole on the 27's so skipped those and I wasn't convinced the 28's would be any better and now the 29's are out.
I also contacted Asic's about my concern but they just gave a standard answer that the shoe will wear down depending on the runner. However, they did suggest joining their OneASICS membership program where it gives you a 90 day trial and you can return the trainers for any reason...not sure if they then give full refund though (haven't read all the T&C's yet).
@Here We Are Running have you thought about signing up for One ASICS? Worth a try?
@MR_LEE As I haven't bought any more Kayano's, I'm now using New Balance Vongo V5 (see Chris's video on his channel) and also Mizuno Wave Inspire 17, these two seem pretty good although I get a squeak from one of the wave plates in the Mizuno, comfort is still fine though.
I also got myself a pair of GT1000-10 (£45) to try and the heel is wearing quite fast, and a pair of GT2000-10 Lite-show (£56) which I haven't used yet. At these prices I'm not so worried if these wear out quickly.
I bought it, after a month of use, I sold it. It is not bad. But I’m not going to buy any Kayanos in the future, because of the heel blisters.
Update: I'm using Kayano Lite 3 and loving it. After a couple of months, I wanted to try out again the Kayano 29. Sized up a little bit (0.5). I think I misjudged this shoe in my first comment. It is really good in terms of stability and comfort. Blister problem is solved with the size up.
I purchased the Kayano 28 and found them too heavy so had to sell them :(
Thanks for the feedback Mark.
I was surprised when I put them on the scales and found that this version has got heavier 🙁
Thanks
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is kayano series a overkill for complete beginner are there any as good as gel shoes? if so which kayano should i get - latest or older? i mostly walk and planning to jog very short distaances. thank you
Kayano is a stability shoe which helps if you over pronate. If you don't over pronate, then much better to get a neutral running shoe.
@@HereWeAreRunning thanks i don't know if i overpronate but i have weak ankles and flat feet so went ahead buying kayano-29 MK and after first walk, looked comfortable (heal strains for 10-15 after removing shoes but went away)
If you have flat feet, you overpronate
@@aaronbcj Hey my mother is suffering from over pronation and she has flat foot as well, should I buy Kayano 29 for her, for day to day wear.
Cómo saber si un par es falso ?
Didnt like the kayano 28s, fell apart quickly and the back heel was quite low, didnt like the feel.
Gel Keano? what is he talking about?
The name of the shoe?
Gel Keanu?? Lol
Shoes are expensive when they first come out. Price goes down over months, till the next new shoes come out with a higher price. Shoe makers keep their Average Sale Price (ASP) by introducing new models every year or so.
10% a year, is standard inflation on most things
Good move ,these version is not the best,
I have had 29's for 3 months and they are not as good as previous versions.
The heel is what makes it not as good.
Kayano, not Keanu.
Kayano 30 will be £179 .
😯
Quick review : for walking for hours this is legit , go true to size.
Running : will update soon
Thanks for your thoughts on the shoe
@tunaman6237 i have low arches and walk and stand alot during the day, is kayono 29 the best shot for me? I tried nimbus 24 for a day and it didnt suit me tho
How can you review a pair of running shoes without actually running in them?!
It’s like reviewing a car without driving it.
I've owned, run in and reviewed the Kayano models since the Kayano 24. Since then I've clocked up thousands of kilometres it Kayano's. I had concerns with comfort in the Kayano 28, especially due to heel blisters. By just trying on the Kayano 29, I could tell the same issue existed. I didn't need to run in it to know it wasn't going to work for me. Had I run in it, I'd not have been able to return it and get my money back.
Hundreds of people have subscribed to this channel having watched previous Kayano reviews. Many others commented about blisters with the Kayano 28 and 29. It was important to make this video and has probably helped plenty of runners to decide whether they want to part with their money and buy the 29 or consider a different shoe instead.
ASICS still doing business in Russia like nothing happened. #BoycottAsics Shame on your bloody business. No more ASICS. @Nike @UnderArmour @adidas Remove your product review of bloody company.
i did get blister on the heel innerside nd also on my little toe feel the toe box is not wide enough my size was us9
Changing the insole may help with the heel blister.