The ASICS Metaspeed line is shaking up the carbon-plated shoe market. Their two newest shoes, the Edge and the Sky, are race-day footwear designed to propel you to new speeds by improving your economy ...

Asics has changed the game for runners. This week, the footwear brand announced the launch of two high-performance running shoes: the Metaspeed Sky and the Metaspeed Edge. Asics stated that the looks ...

ASICS has announced the release of its latest shoes, both of which will be added to the company’s ‘Speed Series.’ Named the Metaspeed Sky and Metaspeed Edge, the two shoes look pretty much the same, ...

Almost exactly a year after ASICS introduced the ASICS Metaracer to the world – one of the best running shoes we tested last year – the Japanese brand is today announcing not one but two ...

Rewind the clock to four years ago and Asics wasn’t exactly top of many people’s minds when it came to carbon-plated super shoes. But over the past two years, things have changed – big time – and the ...

The world of high-performance running footwear was rocked after Nike released its carbon-plate Vaporfly shoes in 2016. Athletes were setting lots of new records and personal bests, and pro athletes ...

ASICS has followed up the launch of its Tokyo-inspired NOVABLAST by unveiling two takes of its all-new METASPEED silhouette. Dubbed the METASPEED Sky and METASPEED Edge, each sneaker has been ...

It’s a well-known equation in running that speed = stride x cadence. That is to say, the length of each stride multiplied by the number of strides you take per minute. Asics has spent some time making ...

In recent years, distance runners wearing Nike's Vaporfly and Alphafly shoes have pulled off some unbelievable performances, but now Asics is fighting back with its own $250 thick-soled runners.

Look at any major road racing podium today and, chances are, you’ll spot a pair of Asics. Case in point: the 2025 Boston Marathon, where Kenya's John Korir broke the tape wearing a brand new Metaspeed ...

It’s a well-known equation in running that speed = stride x cadence. That is to say, the length of each stride multiplied by the number of strides you take per minute. Asics has spent some time making ...