FORDY RUNS says the GT-2000 v15 is a meaningfully improved mild-stability daily trainer over v14 — softer, lighter FlyteFoam Blast Max, a new woven upper, and enough of an upgrade to be worth choosing over the previous version, recommending it even to neutral runners. — FORDY RUNS
EDDBUD is pleasantly surprised by the GT-2000 v15, scoring it 10.6/12 as a great daily shoe that doesn't feel like a stability shoe, at a fair price of $135.
Best for: Heel strikers or overpronators wanting a soft, protective daily-mileage shoe without an aggressive stability feel.
FORDY RUNS says the GT-2000 v15 is a meaningfully improved mild-stability daily trainer over v14 — softer, lighter FlyteFoam Blast Max, a new woven upper, and enough of an upgrade to be worth choosing over the previous version, recommending it even to neutral runners.
Best for: Runners wanting a light, responsive mild-stability daily trainer, including neutral runners who don't need dedicated support
A lighter, taller-stack update to the GT-2000 line that keeps the 14's smooth, agile ride while adding subtle stability most neutral runners won't even notice — a strong, versatile daily trainer.
Best for: Daily training at easy-to-moderate pace for runners wanting mild stability without a traditional stability-shoe feel
Reviewers note: Fits true to size (tested in UK 9.5) with no rubbing or lacing issues; improved lockdown from the new woven upper.
Per FORDY RUNS.
The ASICS GT-2000 15 weighs about 258g (men's 9), has a 40.0mm heel stack and a 8.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the ASICS GT-2000 15 to Saucony Guide, ASICS Novablast 5, ASICS Novablast 6, Nike Pegasus 42.
Per FORDY RUNS, EDDBUD, The Run Testers.
Next Pair aggregates 3 expert reviews of the ASICS GT-2000 15, including FORDY RUNS, EDDBUD, The Run Testers.
Per FORDY RUNS, EDDBUD, The Run Testers.
Compared to other road daily trainer in the same lane.
