Asics Kayano 29 vs. 30 | Which Should I Choose?
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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Happy to see Matt emphasize the stabilizing effect of the wide base, and "non-narrowed midfoot"(3:28). Another reviewer applied the Hoka lingo of "flat-waisted geometry" to the new K30. I get excited when Asics or NewBalance use this general 'wide platform' approach, because those 2 brands actually know how to make uppers which don't insult wider (flattened) feet. I feel like a good portion of the success of the 'NB More v3' was because they didn't fear utilizing a very wide footprint. Manufacturers love to save weight, and material costs, by always cutting soles narrower. Less risk of ever getting attacked for making heavy/bulky/clunky product. But many users just suffer needlessly from the resulting ridiculously narrowed crap.
This made my day. Been talking about this for years and feel like it is rare anyone in the industry listens. Brooks Adrenaline 23 does the same thing….
-Matt
Yeah that's music to my ears. Having flat-ish arches myself, stability shoes with narrow midfoots tend to give my hot spots and blisters on my instep since I'm basically collapsing onto the edge of the sidewall.
Absolutely, just what I was saying all the time. I never use narrow midfoot like Nike's because my foot suffered a lot. Never went back
I've owned the 30 for about nearly half a week I can say it's good! Carried me through XC practice this whole week.
Edit 10/25/23:
Still actively using it due to an injury so I haven't been running for about a month however the shoes are really good still and I'm slowly getting into therapy
pre-ordered these from Running Warehouse and had been waiting to hear from y'all. Looking even more forward to it!
I like my 29 I actually just bought a second pair looking forward to the 30
I’m guessing ASICS sent you that pair. Good deal. Couldn’t agree more. That was one of best reviews I’ve seen. I do wish ASICS had done an 8mm drop. I think it would’ve been more stable. I’d also say if someone wants a more traditional stability shoe similar to the previous version 29, I’d recommend the GT-2000.
I’m so happy you said this. So I had the kayano 30’s, but for whatever reason no matter the size it enhanced my shin splints (which I know, is a whole issue of its own)…however I then donated the kayano 30’s and got me the kayano 29’s. No issues at all, it also feels more snug in a nice way and I feel like I can run faster with ease.
And I literally just got me the gt 2000’s this morning, so the kayano 29’s and gt 2000’s are my shoes for this years marathon race.
Yes. Unless I state I purchased a shoe, all footwear is usually sent to us. I agree that 8mm drop would have been better, especially with the heel set up
Which one do you like better?
@@joshyman7
Loved the Kayano lite because it just rode well. Easy paces came easy. That’s hard to find in stability shoes for me. My 30s arrive tomorrow, can’t wait 🤙
When explaining the 4D Guidance System in an official Asics video, they mentioned that they focused on the changing posture from heel to midfoot with time. You would probably understand better than me, Matt, so these are just keywords. I don't know if you feel changing behaviour with time (the 4th dimension) :)
Really looking to trying this. Been having some plantar fasciitis, and this sounds like it checks all of the boxes for me.
Suffering from plantar fascia and looking forward to getting 30 now.
You did such a detailed and good review. Thank you!
ASICS is getting really supreme
I hated the 29. It was so clunky to run in. I'm glad to hear the 30 is improved, at least in Matt's mind. Can't wait to try it. Love these quick reviews. Keep it up! I do disagree with one thing Matt said. i ran fast in the 29 because i couldn't wait to get it off my feet.🤣
That is a good reason to pick up the pace!!
-Matt
😂😂😂 My 29 hurts my toe! But cool shoes!
I really liked my 29s.
I bought the 27, 28 and 29 this week on sale before all the visible gel ASICS runners are all sold out 😂 they look so damn good, and I’m not necessarily someone who needs a stability shoe.
They should have brought it in at 10 oz for men's size 9, with an 8 mm drop.
I trained for and ran my first marathon in the Kayano 28, a shoe I got coming off an injury and physical therapy that really seemed to be the final piece of the recovery puzzle. The foam was probably shot by race day and some of the outsole rubber in the heel came off both shoes during the race, but I adored that shoe and the upper in particular.
I've not been super in love with the Kayano 29 since I picked up a pair in the fall after the marathon, but I've come to terms with it after buying the Saucony Tempus for faster days. Annoyingly, the outsole rubber on the Kayano 29 started separating after probably 200-250 miles, so I'm hoping they'll last to July when we can actually buy the 30s because these seem to be great.
The 28 was so good it made me buy the 29 - which doesn't compare to the 28...
@@chakalaka3960agree!
I’ve been buying Kayano since 15. I refresh almost every year. The 28 was great and the 29 was just awful for me. My toes felt numb in them. I was so disappointed.
@@raashidnaik9570 Exactly. They feel like a slightly worse version than the GT2000 even.
@@raashidnaik9570I’m so happy to read you got numbing in your toes too. I thought it was just me! I ended up buying a new 28 again and the numbing was gone. I spent so much money on the 29 and barely used them because of the numbing and buying the 28 again. I want to buy the 30 but I’m worried it’s going to be similar to the 29 and will get numb toes again 😒
Great review!
Do you think 30 is good for long time walking and standing? Given that I have a normal foot arch. Thanks!
Looks like the traction pattern on the bottom is getting slimmer and slimmer with each new pair of ASICS don’t know if that’s a good thing traction should be thick on the bottom
Thanks for the awesome video content. I prefer traditional stability running shoes due to over pronation (Medial post etc..) Kayano 29 was my favorite shoe for this but the Kayanos have changed a lot.
In the current market which is the closest shoe to the Kayano 29? (NB 860 V12, Gt 2000 12 perhaps?)
I recently bought Kayano 29 and noticed that I've pain around the inner part of my right foot near the tongue. Apparently, per ASIC PH Product lead, I'm not used to the medial post of the 29. I guess my foot doesn't need that much of stability
Just make the 28 again they're selling for triple the price of the 29's.
The only thing I don't like about the kayano 29 is that the heel is to hard for a heel striker like myself. Maybe the 30 offers more comfort, so let's see.
At some point aesthetics matter, and visible gel will *ALWAYS* be superior visually
After years of visible gel, a change is fine for some. :)
@@KenanTurkiye
Nah it takes away what made Asics
Without the logo, this looks like any other runner
@@joecool9739 I understand and respect that some have associated the visible gel with the brand image. The visible gel was used in the top models all of which I have worn for over a decade too and I assume it gave a ''premium look'' to the brand/model image we wore and psycholocally it may have provided certain benefits.
But now seeing and using models without any visible gels, I think the change is for better.
But these are individual matters and I respect your liking.
I for one love the way the Asics brand lines look on a shoe, the way it starts from the back of the foot and goes down the side to the sole. Some previous Asics models had the line abrubtly cut off before the sole, and didn't like them. So I can understand how you like the gel too. : ))
Kayano 30 is away better than Nike Zoom x Invincible 2
Can you make a video of shoe rotation for people who require stability? Love from Manila Philippines 🇵🇭 💜
GReat video thank you very much! Which one do you think is better for a marathon the 29 or 30? I was thinking about trying the 30 but have been training in the 29 just not sure. Is higher stack better than lower? Or do you have a recommendation for a good stability shoe for a marathon?
I made a big mistake by buying Kayonu 30, based on my experience with and Kayani 28, 30 is nothing like kayano 28. I think it requires different stride to run in 30 as compare to kayano 28 and body has totally rejected 30 my money goes down the drain.
Will I not be able to insert custom orthotics inside 30? (I have flat feet and dodgy ankles)
the 30 looks so bulky, interesting
Nah but it’s a way better shoe
I suffer from mild exercise induced compartment syndrome and I’m looking for a shoe that will help alleviate this with some more room in the upper (currently run in Saucony Hurricanes). These look like they might tick all the boxes!
Did not like the Kayano 29. It forced my foot to stabilized instead of adapting during a run.
same experience in the 25. Horrible shoe.
A Shoe Meant For Stability Stabilizing Your Foot? No Way 🤯🤯🤯
@@JUSTKOZ he probably meant to say that the stability built in the shoe was bothering him somewhat. It can happen, no need to be sarcastic about it.
@@giovanbattistafichera8439people are so different. I have the 29 and 25. Love them all, the 29 has a wide 2E size so more than happy.
Cualquiera de los 2 modelos 29 o 30; son un par excelente para pronadores. Yo uso los 2 modelos y encuentra fallas. Recomendado cualquiera de los 2.
It seems the Gel-Kayano 30 is more nimble then the Gel-Nimbus 25 !
And for myself, it will be much better since I will not overpronate when running in medium to higher speed as it happens to me when running with the Nimbus 25.
By the way I never had stability problems with any Gel-Nimbus model until the 25th arrived. Just a large base is not enough to give stability ....
The Gel-Kayano 30 will be the best Asics shoes to me now !
Actually…. Yes. I hadn’t thought about that!
-Matt
i totally agree, i have the Nimbus 24, and 25 and the 24 are way more stable, i also have the Kayano 29 and love them also, the Nimbus 25 are good for walking but the stability they need is now here with the Kayano 30.
30!!!!!!!!!!!!
29s we’re amazing. The 30s are trash in comparison. Completely different and should therefore have had a different designation. It’s not a Kayano. And why are all manufacturers trying to be like Hoka and have stupid light, thick soles. They are not being true to your own brand, quality and design. Trying hunt down as many 29s as I can.
İ run with kayanon29 evreyday , this shoes is wonderful but i wonder kayano 30 now
I really like the NB Vongo V4 but those shoes are laterally biased, meaning if I don't pay attention they'll make me twist my ankle (and it's happened while walking in them) but I love how they feel while running. I also liked the Arahi 3 and 4 a lot but a tad too narrow in the midfoot for my taste. Are these any better? I've recently ran in Topo Ultrafly 3 and loved those.
Supposedly the vongo 6 is best at what you are looking for. We haven’t tested it yet but seen photos. The Kayano 30 is better but is not perfect with this. There is still some lateral bias, but it is far less thanks to the lateral sole flare and lateral side walls.
-Matt
@@DoctorsofRunning OK I'll hold until you guys get a chance at testing them :) Thanks for this response
How would this compare this to the saucony tempus a shoe you loved last year.
new to running and new to shoes and i didnt understand half the words you said
I wish they weren't so ugly but such a great shoe.
How do the 30s fit please? I have the 29 and the 8.5 run big.
GK30 or Tempus ?
Both 😄.
I have a question for anyone who's watching this and have the knowledge. I'm a big guy (108 kilos as I write this) and right into a diet and also suffering from plantar fasciitis so I want something quite stable and comfortable as I'm trying walking for around 6-7 km daily. I've seen that the 29's are priced at around 105 euros here in Greece and the 30's for about 140. For my case if I get the more expensive 30's will I see a much better result or will I be OK if I go with the 29's? Thanks in advance.
Not a Kayano 30 fan
K30 vs N25 😊
No gel anymore.....
Just kayano.
It used to be gel Kayano.
It was the 1st thing I noticed ... I love seeing the gel. Hmmm where is the gel hiding?
@@lawoman608
Hiding in the tick sole.
@snmailist1470 ahhh Not a deal breaker, but it adds extra fun with the color to overall look of the shoe. Ordered my K30, will see 😅
@@lawoman608 In the heel: a bit like the old school Asics gel shoes of the 90s with their gel pods.
@jollyroger1009 Well, I had high hopes. I tried on the 30 yesterday and it was a hit and miss. It is not a stability shoes. I am going to look somewhere else, perhaps for a while. I loved my 28.
I think this channel has a conflict of interest with this brand.
DISAPPOINTED with the Asics Gel Kayano 30
I've been a loyal user of Asics Gel Kayano series for years, but my recent experience with the Gel Kayano 30 left me utterly disappointed. On the day I received the product, I embarked on a 10km run and noticed severe blistering on the tips of my middle toes and the inner side of my heel. I decided to give it another shot after a 5-day break once my feet healed, but unfortunately, the same issue persisted during another 10km run. It's quite a letdown especially considering the hefty price tag of 5499 TL attached to this pair, which is supposed to represent its high standards. I genuinely hope Asics takes a hard look at customer feedback and prioritizes satisfaction to match the high financial expectation set by their pricing. The comfort and stability that were the hallmark of the previous models seem to be lacking in this latest iteration.
Asics does not pay us. They do send us product for free but that does not influence our reviews.
I did try to warn you that the Kayano 30 is completely different. Unfortunately, everything is getting more expense. Whether it is worth the cost is a great, individual question.
-Matt
So it's better 29 than 30?
29 everyday