Description
No matter what distance you have to run, the ASICS GEL-CUMULUS 20 limited edition women's running shoes will be your ideal partners. Combining a casual design with the best running features, these shoes can help you go the distance without compromising your style.
Get extra bounce in every stride with our breakthrough technology, dynamic cushioning that incorporates a layer of FlyteFoam Propel on top of the midsole, which combines lightweight foam with a high-energy transfer material for even better momentum.
We've added the new Full Lateral Contact outsole for a smooth heel-to-toe stride. SpEVA Lasting technology provides higher performance by transferring the energy absorbed from the impact to the ground in the next stride.
The limited edition GEL-CUMULUS 20 features an OrthoLite insole for added comfort, as well as a roomier upper and wider forefoot for improved stability. These shoes also feature GEL in the forefoot and rearfoot for added cushioning and shock absorption, and a soft foam collar that keeps your feet and ankles comfortable over long distances. Our Guidance Line technology keeps the foot in place, reducing imbalances from your center of gravity movement.
Whether you're aiming for a 10K or a longer distance on the road, the GEL-CUMULUS 20 LE fromASICS is the perfect choice for a comfortable and dynamic run to the finish line.
Weight
279 g
- Ingenious mesh forefoot
- Abrasion-resistant AHAR outsole and heel pad
- New full side contact outsole
- Spacious upper and wider forefoot
- Non-visible forefoot GEL and rearfoot GEL
- Soft foam collar
- FlyteFoam Lyte midsole
- FlyteFoam Propel top cushioning layer
- OrthoLite insole
- SpEVA Lasting Technology
- Guidance Line Technology
Pronation is a natural movement of the human body that refers to the way your foot rolls inward to distribute the impact as it lands on the ground. Understanding your pronation type can help you find a comfortable running shoe. The GEL-CUMULUS 20 LE was designed for neutral pronation.
Neutral Pronation
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Foot type
Normal arch -
Propulsion
There is even distribution from the forefoot. -
Points of impact with the ground
The foot lands on the outside of the heel and then rolls inwards (pronation) to absorb shock and support the body weight.
