SinneGOAT
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It’s so odd for my foot, it’s all around where some spots are really close and hug the foot too much, and then other spots my foot feels like nothings securing it.
Asics Gel Resolution X (10)
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innoVAShaun
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innoVAShaun
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Just got a pair of hhf Resolution X. Although a little heavier than the older Asics Grk Challengers I use to wear, and heavier than the Asics solution swift 2 that I presently use, these were very comfortable out of the box, and have very good lateral support. More so than the swift. The support, comfort and ventilation are all there.
Will probably stick with this one for a while, as it fits me perfectly.
Will probably stick with this one for a while, as it fits me perfectly.
hopefully they will last until Gel Res XI!i tried the Resolution X in the shop : i found the top-front part to be very much plasticky and whenever i would bend the foot and point the toes, the top part would "hurt" my toes
anyone had similar issue? does it disappear after some usage? let me know your experience!
anyone had similar issue? does it disappear after some usage? let me know your experience!
RNBABOLAT
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Nooooo, it will soften a bit on the sides bit that's all. Lots of discussion about comfort a few pages backi tried the Resolution X in the shop : i found the top-front part to be very much plasticky and whenever i would bend the foot and point the toes, the top part would "hurt" my toes
anyone had similar issue? does it disappear after some usage? let me know your experience!
TastesLikeMeat
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It went away for me after a few hours. And on the second pair, it never appeared, so maybe my feet adjusted instead of the shoe hahai tried the Resolution X in the shop : i found the top-front part to be very much plasticky and whenever i would bend the foot and point the toes, the top part would "hurt" my toes
anyone had similar issue? does it disappear after some usage? let me know your experience!
bobeeto
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TastesLikeMeat
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After 180 hours of use, a lace eyelet on the medial side has torn.
As I played only on clay, the clay also got into the fabric and ground it down from the inside. There are also several notches in both laces.
The outsole still had some life in it (after 180 hours), however the upper tore some time before without compromising playability.
Most durable shoe on clay that I used so far
As I played only on clay, the clay also got into the fabric and ground it down from the inside. There are also several notches in both laces.
The outsole still had some life in it (after 180 hours), however the upper tore some time before without compromising playability.
Most durable shoe on clay that I used so far
innoVAShaun
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TastesLikeMeat
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For me it was similiar, the dragguard is not high up enough, luckily I play on clay
Hello folks!!
I’m a long Lotto Mirage 100 user but now my Knee needs a more cushion shoes.
The problem is that all the more cushioning shoes I’ve tried are roomier than Lotto.
I’d like to know if Rx could be good for narrow feet looking for a good cushioning or if there are some others shoes to try.
I like a Tpu upper,base liner 5.0 level.
Thanks for sharing you experience!
I’m a long Lotto Mirage 100 user but now my Knee needs a more cushion shoes.
The problem is that all the more cushioning shoes I’ve tried are roomier than Lotto.
I’d like to know if Rx could be good for narrow feet looking for a good cushioning or if there are some others shoes to try.
I like a Tpu upper,base liner 5.0 level.
Thanks for sharing you experience!
innoVAShaun
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Haha The GRX is still going wrong... opps I mean strong... or did I? haha. I wish it fit me better but it doesn't.
I've never tried the Mirage, but I do remember it is narrow? I have used Lotto Raptor Hyper 100 is the maximalist shoe in the brand. Have you tried that?
The GRX has a very roomy fit for me, and 80% of the people I know who wear it say that too. The Asics Solution Speed FF4 is the speed shoe in the brand and that has slimmer fit, compared to the GRX.
A similar shoe to the GRX that's a narrower fit is the Yonex Eclipsion 5. It has a hard TPU upper, the same medial bias design like the GRX, and the Power Cushion midsole (at least for me) is about the same as the GRX. The Endurance II outsole is a little less tough as the GRX's AHARPLUS, but the E5 is a much better fit for me, but still problematic sometimes.
A slightly slimmer fit from Yonex would be the Ad Accel, their speed shoe. Responsive and stable, it is very grippy and fast, but the outsole rubber durability is not good.
The K-Swiss Hypercourt Pinnacle is also a nice speed shoe, and the fit was quite neutral so could work for you.
For excellent cushioning in a more fitted shoe, try the Diadora Speed Fly 5. The sockliner is snug for my neutral D foot, and the lockdown is excellent, so I'd imagine for slimmer feet, it'd work well.
I've never tried the Mirage, but I do remember it is narrow? I have used Lotto Raptor Hyper 100 is the maximalist shoe in the brand. Have you tried that?
The GRX has a very roomy fit for me, and 80% of the people I know who wear it say that too. The Asics Solution Speed FF4 is the speed shoe in the brand and that has slimmer fit, compared to the GRX.
A similar shoe to the GRX that's a narrower fit is the Yonex Eclipsion 5. It has a hard TPU upper, the same medial bias design like the GRX, and the Power Cushion midsole (at least for me) is about the same as the GRX. The Endurance II outsole is a little less tough as the GRX's AHARPLUS, but the E5 is a much better fit for me, but still problematic sometimes.
A slightly slimmer fit from Yonex would be the Ad Accel, their speed shoe. Responsive and stable, it is very grippy and fast, but the outsole rubber durability is not good.
The K-Swiss Hypercourt Pinnacle is also a nice speed shoe, and the fit was quite neutral so could work for you.
For excellent cushioning in a more fitted shoe, try the Diadora Speed Fly 5. The sockliner is snug for my neutral D foot, and the lockdown is excellent, so I'd imagine for slimmer feet, it'd work well.
