ASICS Men's Dynaflyte

OverviewThe Asics Dynaflyte is Asics’ newest entry into the lightweight, high speed running category. If you are a medium to long distance runner, these shoes can offer you immense comfort and support, all in an extremely lightweight and affordable package. The Dynalfyte shoe utilizes Asics’ new state-of-the-art Flytefoam, which offers the support of a tradition gel sole, with the speed of a race flat. Should you make the choice to purchase these shoes, prepare yourself to set many personal best times!DesignThe minimalist design of this shoe will pay immense dividends to not only your running times, but your running style. If your gate style ranges from neutral to under pronating, this shoe is ideal for you. You will love the mechanics of this shoe. The drop is minimal, so as to provide you with a much lower angle of contact with the ground surface, and in turn, adding additional protection from foot and leg injuries. The Dynaflyte’s sole has been redesigned to achieve maximum hard surface traction, as well as distributing shock throughout the shoe to create a larger impact area, thus reducing stress related injuries.PerformanceAs mentioned in the overview, the lightweight design of the Dynaflyte is a major draw to passionate and determined runners. The Dynaflyte tips the scale at just 9.3 ounces. That’s on average 55% lighter than comparable models without Flytefoam. This reduction in weight will provide you with not only a physical advantage, but a mental advantage.Price PointThe Dynaflyte was introduced at a price of $140.00 in the year 2016. This price has since lowered in recent months to just $79.00, and even lower during certain sale periods. This price is an absolute steal if you are a passionate runner looking for a great bang for your buck. And in the case of the Dynaflyte, you are actually getting the latest foam and design technology at a substantially lower cost than many traditional design running shoes.LongevityThe new seamless midsole has reduced stitching, all to provide you with the most irritation free shoe, as well as reducing the risk of unraveling of stitching. The sole of the Dynaflyte relies on the tried and true Asics rubber compound, which has been proven extremely durable over decades. The lacing and eyelets are all very durable, and can be configured in many ways to suite your personal feel and style. Many of you have certain mileages at which you retire your shoes, and these shoes will fall in line with many other shoes, which should be in the range of 300-500 miles. You may find your results vary within this range based on your particular body and running style.Final ThoughtsIt seems as though new shoe designs are introduced daily, all of which are marketed to make you run faster, jump higher, or do whatever you do, better. The Asics Dynaflyte is built upon a state-of-the-art lightweight foam technology, but don’t let this deter you from owning a pair. These shoes can take your running to the next level, all while providing you with the comfort and protection that your body deserves. I truly hope you try a pair, and I hope that they inspire you to new levels of running you once thought were not possible.

I love these shoes. I’ve had them for 6 months and use them at the gym 4-5 days a week and on the weekend for long runs, hikes if I’m going to walking around all day. I’ve worn the ASICS nimbus line for several years before these and decided to give these a try. I like these more because of the heel back is lower and doesn’t dig in after they’re broken in. They’re very light weight but durable and breathable. The synthetic material inner seems to dry quickly and not stink. Also, I LOVE the laces. They’re just the right length and strong. They rarely come undone with a single knot. All around great shoe for the price! I’m training for a half marathon and was just thinking if I wanted to try a different shoe. But I think I might get the same pair. I’d say I average about 15 miles a week running and walking - I just ran 10 today! After 6 months the heel back is waring a little thin, but other than that I’m thinking I could probably get another 4 months before I want some more cushion on the soles. Not to mention, I love the style!!