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ASICS GT-2000 14 – Run with stability and intelligent smoothness
The ASICS GT-2000 14 are designed to offer you a more stable, smooth, and comfortable run on asphalt. They incorporate technologies like 3D GUIDANCE SYSTEM, PureGEL, and FF BLAST MAX to provide control, smoothness, and lightweight cushioning that accompanies each step.
- Surface: Asphalt
- Type of shoe: Support
- Use: Training
- Weight: 270 g
- Drop: 8 mm
- Cushioning: FF BLAST MAX + PureGEL
Technical features
The GT-2000 14 are designed for runners seeking a combination of stability, comfort, and responsiveness for training on asphalt. Their 3D guidance system and dual cushioning technology help to run more securely with each stride.
Midsole that stabilizes and smooths with each step
The FF BLAST MAX foam provides lightweight and comfortable cushioning, while the PureGEL technology reduces impact and relieves pressure on the joints. Together, they ensure a smoother and more protective running experience. Additionally, the 3D GUIDANCE SYSTEM corrects the stride and provides additional stability without compromising the natural movement.
Structured design without the need for a plate
It does not include a carbon plate or rigid materials, but its 3D GUIDANCE system works integrally to offer dynamic and progressive stability at each phase of the stride.
Technical, lightweight, and functional upper
The technical fabric upper enhances ventilation and comfort, while the AHARPLUS reinforcements at the heel increase durability. It also features reflective details for greater visibility and an OrthoLite X-30 insole for easy fitting.
Durable sole for long training sessions
Incorporates a high-durability AHAR rubber sole that improves traction and withstands daily wear on hard surfaces like asphalt.
Environmentally conscious design
At least 91% of the upper is made with recycled materials. Additionally, the insole, eyelets, toe cap, tongue, and collar lining also use recycled components, reducing water consumption and emissions in their production.