Asics Gel Lyte33 2 Men's Shoes Black/Lime/Red Customer feedback

Comments: I now have 160 miles on these and they are pretty much like new (showing slight wear on the sole). I love these shoes; light, breathable, great cushioning. They have been great for every run, from quick 3 milers to long distance.
From: Graham, Tyler, TX, USA

Comments: I bought a pair of Asics Gel LYTE 33 2 and since then had several good 6 mile runs with them. However, the inside mesh is already separating from the tongue and falling down the inside of the shoe after just 2 weeks. I don't know if it is the shoe design or a defect, but I usually get about 3 or 4 months out of a running shoe-certainly not 2 weeks! I once had a similar problem a couple years ago with a pair of Saucony Kinvara 3's with a similar interior thin mesh design, but those at least lasted 2 months!
From: Tom, Bethesda, MD

Comments: I was a big Kinvara fan but eventually found it to be too firm for my hip's liking. I run in the Saucony Ride 5 and really like that shoe. Tried the Saucony Virrata and hated it, too squishy and the sole felt really lumpy and unstable. Decided to give the Gel-lyte 2 a whirl. I find it to be on the soft side, which i like. Unlike the awkward Virrata, the Gel-lyte 2 has a smooth bottom that feels more "stable" at the same time giving a very flexible, nice transition. Very easy to control your stride. So if you like the Kinvara but want more forefoot cushion, i highly recommend this shoe. I'm 5'11", 175, neutral midfoot striker, avg 30 mile a week.
From: Graham, Tyler, TX, USA

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