ASICS GEL-1130 - White Black

While the GEL-1130 offers excellent cushioning and stability for everyday comfort, they are primarily designed for casual wear, walking, and light activities. For dedicated running, ASICS offers specialized running shoes with features tailored for high-impact performance.

Gently wipe the mesh and leather upper with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing. Let them air dry away from direct heat. A soft brush can help remove dirt from mesh areas.

GEL technology is ASICS' proprietary cushioning system, strategically placed in the heel (and sometimes forefoot) to absorb shock during impact, providing a softer landing and enhanced comfort.

The TRUSSTIC system is a technology integrated into the midfoot area of the sole, designed to reduce the weight of the sole unit while retaining the structural integrity of the shoe, thereby improving stability and preventing torsion.

ASICS shoes generally run true to size. However, foot shape can vary, so we recommend trying them on if possible, or consulting the ASICS size guide to ensure the best fit.

Yes, they are suitable for light gym workouts, such as weight training, light cardio, or general fitness classes, where comfort and basic stability are beneficial. For high-intensity interval training or specialized sports, you might consider shoes with more targeted support.

The upper combines high-quality mesh, which is inherently light and breathable, with strategically placed leather elements that provide structure without adding excessive weight, contributing to the shoe's overall lightness.

First, ensure you have the correct size. Try adjusting the lacing to be looser or experimenting with different lacing patterns. Consider thinner socks. If discomfort persists, check if an alternative insole might be beneficial.

The mesh upper is designed for ventilation, but ensure you are wearing breathable socks. If the issue persists, consider footwear rotation to allow shoes to air out between uses.

Inspect the rubber outsole for excessive wear or embedded debris. Clean the sole thoroughly with a brush and water to remove any dirt, mud, or small stones that might be reducing traction.

This can sometimes be caused by trapped moisture. Remove insoles and allow both the insoles and shoes to air dry completely. If the noise persists, it might be due to friction between shoe components or a loose insole; try adding a thin layer of baby powder under the insole.