REVIEW: Asics GEL-Nimbus 23 - Test of popular running shoe

This is my review of the neutral running shoe, Asics GEL-Nimbus 23. Check out the differences in comparison with Asics GEL-Nimbus 22 among other things. Read more and buy here:
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[@nevinkuser9892]

Great review. Sweet and to the point.

[@savethebees2506]

Agreed.
Just bought it, based on your recommendations

[@wongmungian5553]

Appreciate your explanation 😊😊

[@user-jj9jt6bd2r]

Thank you for the review of nimbus 23 from South Korea

[@markbr9429]

I just tried the nimbus 23 and your review is accurate. It's very comfortable indeed and you can feel the soft gel cushion especially on the heel. I tried the kayano 27 and personally found the nimbus 23 slightly more comfortably. It would be a great choice for daily running with good comfort and protection

[@RunningXpert]

Thanks for the positive remark! And I totally agree with you on the last part. :-)

[@Curly4000]

I have the nimbus 18. I’m looking to buy a new pair of running shoes. So I might buy these

[@iaoshua]

i have the 22 lite but im waiting for the noosa tri 13 this year

[@snsd685]

How has the width changed compared to gel nimbus 22 ?

[@Pedro-es4pe]

Thanks for the video!
Is the nimbus 23 it is now, more look like and feel the same confort of the ultraboost?

[@RunningXpert]

I would say that the Nimbus 23 is a lot softer and also slightly more comfortable than the Ultraboost 21. The Ultraboost has a little firmer feel underfoot. :-)

[@AgreeWithKT]

Does it I've you a little bounce like Pegasus 38?

[@fayasdeen]

Shall we use for everyday walking?..

[@MiracleWarriors]

The upper seems it will be a lot more resilient then the super fragile upper in the 22.

[@RunningXpert]

Yeah, you're definitely right about that. :-)

[@rudrapratapchand7606]

I want to know that why all the shoes brand provide so much cushioning on hell instead of forefoot which is the natural landing spot? Please reply 🙏

[@RunningXpert]

That's because most people actually do land on their heels. If you're looking for shoes that better suit a mid-/forefoot strike pattern, you should look for running shoes with low heel drop between 0 - 4 mm. :-)

[@gregorygoh1746]

@@RunningXpert I think it works both ways but statistically most casual runners land heel first. The shoe determines how you adapt your running style to its design. Ideally, a shoe should allow all kinds of foot strikers. I didn’t like the 22 as I couldn’t run any other way except heel strike.

[@vishalpathange8343]

I bought the Asics Nimbus 23 shoes for running and it has been a complete disappointment and an absolute nightmare. I had 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 Nimbus shoes are a complete waste of money and a disgrace to the sportswear industry.