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Women's
ASICS GEL-Landreth 3
Don't miss this shoe that's 20% lighter and sports a comfortable seamless forefoot. You
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Item #ASC1237
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Don't miss this shoe that's 20% lighter and sports a comfortable seamless forefoot. You narrow-footed runners should hit the road in this shoe for high-mileage training. 8.5 ounces |
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Specifications:
- Predecessor Product Type:
GEL-Landreth II
- Shock Absorption: Heel|GEL|Forefoot|GEL
- Toebox Width: Medium
- Shoe Construction: Slip Last
- Midsole Material: Compression Molded EVA
- Outsole Material: Carbon Rubber
- Upper Material: Mesh|Synthetic Leather
- Country of Origin: China
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Latest Reviews:
Kiersten H. rated this product
4 stars
Mon, June 30, 2008:
I reviewed these earlier, and the only reason for me to change my review from a 5 to a 4 is that there is the fabric at the top of the last set of eyelets up by the toe box that is cut in a jagged fashion. This has caused me several raw spots on my 3rd toes, especially when the shoes are new (I hav
Molly rated this product
1 star
Wed, March 05, 2008:
Caused me severe foot pain, though I can't figure out why...I always wear Asics, but every time I came back to these from my other pairs (Kayanos, GTs) the foot pain came back. I'm light, have low arches, run abt. 35 miles a week.
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