1. ASICS
SHOE FIT

2. High Arch A high-arched foot is also known as an under- pronated foot.
A runner with under- pronating feet is more likely to experience
shock transmission through the lower legs, and should choose shoes
from the Cushioning Category or those shoes that meet the needs of
Under Pronating to Neutral runners.

3. Category: Cushioning GEL-Nimbus® 12 GEL-Landreth™ 6 GEL-Kushon® 2
GEL-Tornado™ SL
GEL-Cumulus® 12
GEL-Tornado™
GEL-Speedstar® 4
GEL-Pulse™ 2
GEL-Fluent® 3

4. Category: Cushioning GEL-Antares® 2 GEL-Frantic® 5 GEL-SD Lyte™
GEL-Impression™ 2
GEL Kanbarra® 5
GEL-Equation® 4
GEL-Strike® 2
GEL-Maverick™ 3

5. Normal Arch
Runners with normal arches typically experience minimal biomechanical
problems and should select those shoes from the
Structured Cushioning Category or those shoes that meet the needs of the
Neutral to Over Pronating runners.

6. Category: Structured Cushioning
GEL-DS Trainer® 15
GEL-Kayano® 16
GEL-3020™
GEL-Turbulent™
GT-2150™
GEL-1150™
GEL-Phoenix® 2

7. Flat Foot Flat-footed runners tend to have over-pronating feet,
which generally result in poor natural shock absorption.
These runners should pick shoes from the Maximum Support Category
or those shoes that meet the needs of
Over Pronating to Severe Over Pronating runners.

8. Category: Maximum Support
GEL-Evolution® 5
GEL-Foundation® 9
GEL-Fortitude™ 4