Great review!! I would like to ask if the mesh is durable. I am going to buy a shoe which I must use for at least 3 years(because my country's currency is so weak, I cannot afford another pair in that time). I am not a professional-long distance runner, so sole deformation is not very important for me, but mesh deformation is. I cannot wear a shoe with holes on it :/ I need some comfortable running shoe with an enduring layer on it.
Meus Nimbus duram em média 868 km ( Nimbus 16) 1011 km ( Nimbus 17) e o meu atual Nimbus 19 está já no km 833 e acredito que vai me acompanhar até pela casa dos 1200 km. Já comprei o Nimbus 22 que vai passar da casa dos 1500 km .
Amigo, quando vc fala que dura até esse km, ele continua funcionando como tênis no sentido da entressola? O máximo que cheguei em um tênis foi quase 700km, mas um pouco antes disso ele começou a me dar dores na lateral da perna e aí eu descartei. Esse tênis em questão era muito duro de natureza, então não senti essa perda de ação. Mas tenho um Mizuno Pro Runner 23 que bateu 500km. A sola ainda roda mais, o cabedal está intacto, mas eu sinto que a entressola morreu e correr com ele se tornou algo extremamente cansativo e até chato eu diria. Fazer longão com ele é um martírio, tenho deixado para rodagens leve de até 5km. E já notei que em dois tênis da nike que tive, vomero 14 e winflo6, a entressola morre por volta dos 150km, o que me fez ficar longe da nike. Por isso a minha pergunta: o Ninbum vai até 1.000km com a entressola funcionando, ou vira como pisar em uma geléia que draga a sua corrida? hahha abs!
@@danilofratangelo3784 brother, acabei de aposentar meu Nimbus 19 com 1093 km. Só aposentei pq o cabedal na dianteira interna começou a rasgar próximo à entressola. O nível de maciez do tênis se manteve até o momento mas tive receio do rasgo aumentar durante a corrida e eu voltar descalço pra casa. Mas o Nimbus 22 já está na ativa com 632 km e creio que irá passar dos 1200 devido à aparência resistência bruta do cabedal ( onde os outros rasgam). Cara, custo benefício do Nimbus é fantástico, durabilidade fora do comum. Nada a reclamar. Nimbus é o tênis da minha vida. Longão, trilha, estradão, asfalto, pista, calçamento, onde vou o Nimbus me atende. Venha de Nimbus vc Tmb, vem !!!
@@Tchelomoreira hahahah sensacional! O meu chegou ontem! Mas de cara já vi que vou precisar de um número maior, mas assim que trocar vamos iniciar essa história, espero que seja tao bem sucedida como a sua ahahha ABS!
Run Like Heller Ha. No, I really don’t need pull tabs on my running shoes. Call me old school, but I’m fine with unlacing them as my go-to to get my foot in. Anyway, you make a big deal about the weight and, at the end of the day, pull tabs only push the weight in one direction!
If you ever have a chance to try a 361 Degree shoe, I think you'd find them better designed than ASICS. They feel like they have the consistent firm ride of an ASICS, but without the plastic and overbuilt uppers. All of their buzz on RSG is always positive and they are seriously underrated! I've saved a spot in the rotation for their trainers even with all of these great options from other brands.
good review.. I think this shoe is for your marathons and above..not for your runners who go up to half marathon at most..for runners in South Africa, this is a great shoe as many of us do long longgg runs in preparation for comrades.. minimum 600 miles from January to may ..comrades is in june.. canceled this year due to covid..I previously ran in the nimbus 20 and I got around 500 miles in them.. very durable.. just got the the 22... hope it goes well.. I use a light maxed trainer for short runs..parkrun etc..
@@Mutalaat yeah , well Asics has gone downhill for some years now they make the shoes hard , i would recomend hooka rincon if you want a soft cushion ride
So the final conclusion is: Asics is still Asics... The Nimbus as it has always been, which is not a bad thing, as we're not all Walmsley's and Kipchoge's lol :-). Thanks for the review!
Thanks for the review! I have Ascis GEL-Nimbus 20 and im not using them atm becouse its a bit too cold outside (barely above freezing temperature), so im forced to use my second "winter" shoes Asics GEL-Pulse 9 GTX, but it has like zero cushioning compared to Nimbus, and i dont really like that. Im probably going to wait until spring, then buy new daily trainers. I am leaning towards GEL-Nimbus 22 or GEL-Nimbus Lite (want to try them both before buying). Overall im satisfied with Nimbus 20 and from what i heard from you lovely youtubers, Nimbus 22 is even better. Im doing steady 35-40 km per week with 05:15 - 05:30 min/km tempo on average. I have only 1 (silly) question: Why do people want pull tab? :D What's the point of it?
Sebastijan Dragar I think my main reasoning behind wanting a pull tab comes from previously being a triathlete and needing one in the transition area when putting my shoes on. But I would definitely take a look at the Nimbus Lite! Supposed to be a little better than the 22 (lighter, bouncier). Thanks for watching!
I'm currently in the tropics and I've got to say that from my experience the Asics uppers are not very accommodative to the heat & humidity. Racing-ish uppers like the peg turbo 2 are amazing however. Maybe my comment will help someone else down here? Idk.
BRSH I can see where you’re coming from on that. Some ASICS are maybe slightly better than others- but overall there are probably better options for those conditions in other brands.
Asics evo ride in the future? Good review, for $150 Asics needs to be more innovative. Instead of calling it the Nimbus to me seems more like the relic imho.
The Evo Ride is on my radar! I definitely see your point about innovation, for sure. I just know this shoe will last forever so I feel like it might be worth the buck. But again, I totally get what you're saying. However, I think ASICS will be bringing the heat in 2020! Thanks for watching, Owen!!
@N F Imho for $150 there are better options with better cushioning. Nothing against Asics as the glide ride is one of my favorite new shoes. I think ones perspective on the type of running shoes they prefer is based on many factors ie: age, injuries, body type, etc. So innovation is a very good thing imho, as a one type of shoe mentality will leave allot of potential runners on the sidelines. While a younger runner with great form probably needs little cushioning or innovation in a shoe, a older runner with worn out knees will have very different needs in a running shoe to stay injury free and to keep moving. Imo innovation actually gets more folks up and moving as they can find a shoe that works with their needs and circumstances, improving overall health, reducing pain and repetitive injuries. Imho.
Great video again. I was looking at the asics cumulus 21 last night. All I am looking for is a cushioned trainer sneaker for long runs. Some say the nimbus and cumulus are identical. This video helps me a lot. You answered all of my questions =). Thanks again for great information.
Thank you for watching, David! I've never tried the Cumulus but I have heard the shoes are similar as well. This is definitely a great trainer for long runs and it will last a loooong time. So glad I could help!
Hey miss Heller. I suggest you try the Saucony Triumph 17. I just got my pair and they are the best for long runs while retaining a bit of lively pop to make your run enjoyable. And the comfort is just next level.
I used the nimbus 18, 19 and 20. The 21 was not as softly cushioned. A lot of runners switched to another brand because of this. I wonder if the 22 is any softer?
I can never forgive Asics. Back when I ran track our school bought, in bulk, Asics tracks spikes in this horrible yellow colorway. I can never forgive Asics for making me run in what came to be known as "the banana spikes".
These are the best: Women’s: www.runningwarehouse.com/HOKA_ONE_ONE_Ora_Recovery_Slide_2/descpage-HORS2W1.html?from=heller Men’s: www.runningwarehouse.com/HOKA_ONE_ONE_Ora_Recovery_Slide_2/descpage-HORS2M6.html?from=heller
Great review!! I would like to ask if the mesh is durable. I am going to buy a shoe which I must use for at least 3 years(because my country's currency is so weak, I cannot afford another pair in that time). I am not a professional-long distance runner, so sole deformation is not very important for me, but mesh deformation is. I cannot wear a shoe with holes on it :/ I need some comfortable running shoe with an enduring layer on it.
The mesh is very durable!!!
@@RunLikeHeller Miss, you are just so great. You try to help almost everyone out there. I wish you a great year full of health and happiness.
Meus Nimbus duram em média 868 km ( Nimbus 16) 1011 km ( Nimbus 17) e o meu atual Nimbus 19 está já no km 833 e acredito que vai me acompanhar até pela casa dos 1200 km. Já comprei o Nimbus 22 que vai passar da casa dos 1500 km .
Amigo, quando vc fala que dura até esse km, ele continua funcionando como tênis no sentido da entressola? O máximo que cheguei em um tênis foi quase 700km, mas um pouco antes disso ele começou a me dar dores na lateral da perna e aí eu descartei. Esse tênis em questão era muito duro de natureza, então não senti essa perda de ação. Mas tenho um Mizuno Pro Runner 23 que bateu 500km. A sola ainda roda mais, o cabedal está intacto, mas eu sinto que a entressola morreu e correr com ele se tornou algo extremamente cansativo e até chato eu diria. Fazer longão com ele é um martírio, tenho deixado para rodagens leve de até 5km. E já notei que em dois tênis da nike que tive, vomero 14 e winflo6, a entressola morre por volta dos 150km, o que me fez ficar longe da nike. Por isso a minha pergunta: o Ninbum vai até 1.000km com a entressola funcionando, ou vira como pisar em uma geléia que draga a sua corrida? hahha abs!
@@danilofratangelo3784 brother, acabei de aposentar meu Nimbus 19 com 1093 km. Só aposentei pq o cabedal na dianteira interna começou a rasgar próximo à entressola. O nível de maciez do tênis se manteve até o momento mas tive receio do rasgo aumentar durante a corrida e eu voltar descalço pra casa. Mas o Nimbus 22 já está na ativa com 632 km e creio que irá passar dos 1200 devido à aparência resistência bruta do cabedal ( onde os outros rasgam). Cara, custo benefício do Nimbus é fantástico, durabilidade fora do comum. Nada a reclamar. Nimbus é o tênis da minha vida. Longão, trilha, estradão, asfalto, pista, calçamento, onde vou o Nimbus me atende. Venha de Nimbus vc Tmb, vem !!!
@@Tchelomoreira hahahah sensacional! O meu chegou ontem! Mas de cara já vi que vou precisar de um número maior, mas assim que trocar vamos iniciar essa história, espero que seja tao bem sucedida como a sua ahahha ABS!
You lost me with the pull-tab comment. Who wants pull tabs on a running shoe? Let’s get serious.
You don’t????
Run Like Heller Ha. No, I really don’t need pull tabs on my running shoes. Call me old school, but I’m fine with unlacing them as my go-to to get my foot in. Anyway, you make a big deal about the weight and, at the end of the day, pull tabs only push the weight in one direction!
Great shoe for one who carries a wee extra weight. The softness is dreamy :)
It is definitely a quality shoe!
If you ever have a chance to try a 361 Degree shoe, I think you'd find them better designed than ASICS. They feel like they have the consistent firm ride of an ASICS, but without the plastic and overbuilt uppers. All of their buzz on RSG is always positive and they are seriously underrated! I've saved a spot in the rotation for their trainers even with all of these great options from other brands.
I've been told to give 361 a shot before! I just might! Thanks for the tip!!
How about a Nimbus lite review...🤔
Joel Padilla should be coming sooon...
good review.. I think this shoe is for your marathons and above..not for your runners who go up to half marathon at most..for runners in South Africa, this is a great shoe as many of us do long longgg runs in preparation for comrades.. minimum 600 miles from January to may ..comrades is in june.. canceled this year due to covid..I previously ran in the nimbus 20 and I got around 500 miles in them.. very durable.. just got the the 22... hope it goes well.. I use a light maxed trainer for short runs..parkrun etc..
it's definitely a great shoe for long distance!
I just got my pair with your recommendations. Very first asics, or, somewhat real running shoes I got. Thank you.
Hope you enjoy!
the nimbus 22 is an extremly hard version of the nimbus shoes , they used to be soft but since nimbus 19 - 22 they are hard shoes
xthexskrillex That's right. I don't have experience on the matter so I can't compare.
@@Mutalaat yeah , well Asics has gone downhill for some years now they make the shoes hard , i would recomend hooka rincon if you want a soft cushion ride
So the final conclusion is: Asics is still Asics... The Nimbus as it has always been, which is not a bad thing, as we're not all Walmsley's and Kipchoge's lol :-). Thanks for the review!
Pretty much, lol! Thanks for watching!!!
Love an honest, no holds review. When are you gonna make T-shirts with the Run Like Heller logo available for your fans?
oskie501 very soon! Trying to get to 1k first! Thanks so much for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it!!
@@RunLikeHeller Only 302 more needed. Let's go, guys! Tell your friends and relatives!
Good Review again. I have a closet full of 1 Stars :(
Oh trust me so do I
Damn in my place I can't even buy a shoes like that.
Love your vids keep up
Pusta Vian thanks so much for watching!!
What shoes do you use for sprinting?
I’m not much of a sprinter but for uptempo runs I like to wear the New Balance FuelCell Rebel
Does ASICS fuzor b provide gel technology in its sole.
Pls reply.
It's urgent
never tried it but it seems that it does not according to google
Thanks for the review! I have Ascis GEL-Nimbus 20 and im not using them atm becouse its a bit too cold outside (barely above freezing temperature), so im forced to use my second "winter" shoes Asics GEL-Pulse 9 GTX, but it has like zero cushioning compared to Nimbus, and i dont really like that. Im probably going to wait until spring, then buy new daily trainers. I am leaning towards GEL-Nimbus 22 or GEL-Nimbus Lite (want to try them both before buying). Overall im satisfied with Nimbus 20 and from what i heard from you lovely youtubers, Nimbus 22 is even better. Im doing steady 35-40 km per week with 05:15 - 05:30 min/km tempo on average. I have only 1 (silly) question: Why do people want pull tab? :D What's the point of it?
Sebastijan Dragar I think my main reasoning behind wanting a pull tab comes from previously being a triathlete and needing one in the transition area when putting my shoes on. But I would definitely take a look at the Nimbus Lite! Supposed to be a little better than the 22 (lighter, bouncier). Thanks for watching!
Hi, how do you find the sizing? e.g do you need to size up a whole size or half a size? Thank you!
I think the sizing was pretty true for me but if you need some extra room you should only need a half size
What about walking in them?
You can do that!
Nice and informative video but the room has a bad echo and/or you talking to loud.
Thanks for the feedback!
What running shoe is 5 stars then? Anyone?
None yet
I'm currently in the tropics and I've got to say that from my experience the Asics uppers are not very accommodative to the heat & humidity. Racing-ish uppers like the peg turbo 2 are amazing however. Maybe my comment will help someone else down here? Idk.
BRSH I can see where you’re coming from on that. Some ASICS are maybe slightly better than others- but overall there are probably better options for those conditions in other brands.
Asics evo ride in the future? Good review, for $150 Asics needs to be more innovative. Instead of calling it the Nimbus to me seems more like the relic imho.
The Evo Ride is on my radar! I definitely see your point about innovation, for sure. I just know this shoe will last forever so I feel like it might be worth the buck. But again, I totally get what you're saying. However, I think ASICS will be bringing the heat in 2020! Thanks for watching, Owen!!
@N F Imho for $150 there are better options with better cushioning. Nothing against Asics as the glide ride is one of my favorite new shoes. I think ones perspective on the type of running shoes they prefer is based on many factors ie: age, injuries, body type, etc. So innovation is a very good thing imho, as a one type of shoe mentality will leave allot of potential runners on the sidelines. While a younger runner with great form probably needs little cushioning or innovation in a shoe, a older runner with worn out knees will have very different needs in a running shoe to stay injury free and to keep moving. Imo innovation actually gets more folks up and moving as they can find a shoe that works with their needs and circumstances, improving overall health, reducing pain and repetitive injuries. Imho.
Great video again. I was looking at the asics cumulus 21 last night. All I am looking for is a cushioned trainer sneaker for long runs. Some say the nimbus and cumulus are identical. This video helps me a lot. You answered all of my questions =). Thanks again for great information.
Thank you for watching, David! I've never tried the Cumulus but I have heard the shoes are similar as well. This is definitely a great trainer for long runs and it will last a loooong time. So glad I could help!
@N F thanknyou for great advice
Hey miss Heller. I suggest you try the Saucony Triumph 17. I just got my pair and they are the best for long runs while retaining a bit of lively pop to make your run enjoyable. And the comfort is just next level.
If Only stay tuned! I think I’ll be reviewing this one!
I used the nimbus 18, 19 and 20. The 21 was not as softly cushioned. A lot of runners switched to another brand because of this. I wonder if the 22 is any softer?
Not sure since I never tried any other nimbus. It’s decently cushioned but I wouldn’t say it’s great
@@RunLikeHeller if you get to try the 19s or 20s, they are like heaven
Just bought the shoes yesterday, worth it
Enjoy them!
hi ! how is the sizing ?
Sizing is good! True to size
I can never forgive Asics. Back when I ran track our school bought, in bulk, Asics tracks spikes in this horrible yellow colorway. I can never forgive Asics for making me run in what came to be known as "the banana spikes".
Arnold Alaniz Hahahaha fair point
Υellow is a legitimate and nice Color for running shoes. Black,grey etc. instead are boring to death
How about reviewing the Nike epic react infinity as a daily trainer ? Would love to hear to thoughts
john han this might just happen! Stay tuned!
Please review the On Cloud shoes.
Samantha Wyngaard I’ll see what I can do!
Are you Aries? Just curious.
Nope I'm a Taurus lol
Run Like Heller Taurus, right..
Which sandals would you recommend Hoka One or Asics ? Which model #
Hoka Ora Recovery slides. Version 1 or 2. Swear by them.
@@RunLikeHeller Thank you
@@RunLikeHeller the website has too many options. Are all the same ?
These are the best:
Women’s:
www.runningwarehouse.com/HOKA_ONE_ONE_Ora_Recovery_Slide_2/descpage-HORS2W1.html?from=heller
Men’s:
www.runningwarehouse.com/HOKA_ONE_ONE_Ora_Recovery_Slide_2/descpage-HORS2M6.html?from=heller
Any code to apply during checkout ?
I love this review! Thank you so much!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Very annoying way of presentation
Thanks for watching!