Sunday, March 01, 2020

ASICS Novablast 1st Run Impressions Review, Shoe Details, and Comparisons

Article by Sam Winebaum

Asics Novablast ($130)

I take the ASICS Novablast out for a first run along the coast and share my first impressions and shoe details in the video below. Coming in at an estimated 9.55 oz / 270 g in a US men's 9 based on the 264 g of my US8.5. It has a 29mm heel / 19 mm forefoot stack, 10mm drop with the midsole made of ASICS new and energetic Flytefoam Blast. 
$130. Available now including at Running Warehouse below.Full multi tester review soon!

Watch the Video Review (6:07)
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3 comments:

reagan said...

Hi Sam,
It sounds like Nike has a contender. I'm really looking forward to the full review of this Endorphin Pro.

Anonymous said...

Looking forward to a review.
I am wondering how the stability of these would be for a heel striker. Great to compare them with Asics glideride,Nimbus lite, Skechers gorun ride 8, Sauncony triumph 17, NB propel and the new saucony line Endorphin.

Sam Winebaum said...

Hi Anonymous,
Review soon. I am a heel striker and they are plenty stable. Maybe not as stable as some for a "heavier" pronator.Generally more stable at forefoot than Nimbus Lite a bit less at the heel. As far as others you mention more stable than Propel maybe not quite as stable as others but not by much,
Sam, Editor