The ASICS Gel-Nimbus 25 soft cushioning properties help you feel like you're landing on clouds. This neutral trainer is revamped with new materials that create a softer and smoother running experience.
The ASICS Gel-Nimbus 25 soft cushioning properties help you feel like you're landing on clouds. This neutral trainer is revamped with new materials that create a softer and smoother running experience.
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ASICS GEL-Nimbus 25 Shoes Light Pink Orange Women - 43.5
The ASICS Gel-Nimbus 25 soft cushioning properties help you feel like you're landing on clouds. This neutral trainer is revamped with new materials that create a softer and smoother running experience.
The ASICS Gel-Nimbus 25 soft cushioning properties help you feel like you're landing on clouds. This neutral trainer is revamped with new materials that create a softer and smoother running experience.
Last updated at 04/02/2025 11:58:59
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I have been running in the Nimbus range of shoes for over 10 years. I have tried different lines and brands but have always found Nimbus to be the ones for me. I loved how I could order the latest model online without worrying about how they would fit and they always accommodated my orthotics without any problems .Unfortunately, this is no longer the case...I ordered the Gel-Nimbus 25 just before Easter and was so excited to try them out. I wore them about 4 times before developing a sharp pain on the side of my left foot while out for a run. It was so painful I ended up limping home. Fast forward 6 weeks and after rest and ice and voltaren rub, my foot still was bothering me, I went to see a podiatrist as I suspected I had peroneal tendonitis. I took in both my ... MoreI have been running in the Nimbus range of shoes for over 10 years. I have tried different lines and brands but have always found Nimbus to be the ones for me. I loved how I could order the latest model online without worrying about how they would fit and they always accommodated my orthotics without any problems .Unfortunately, this is no longer the case...I ordered the Gel-Nimbus 25 just before Easter and was so excited to try them out. I wore them about 4 times before developing a sharp pain on the side of my left foot while out for a run. It was so painful I ended up limping home. Fast forward 6 weeks and after rest and ice and voltaren rub, my foot still was bothering me, I went to see a podiatrist as I suspected I had peroneal tendonitis. I took in both my Nimbus 24 and 25 shoes and the podiatrist confirmed peroneal tendonitis caused by the Nimbus 25 shoes which has a significantly higher stack height and lower toe drop compared to the Nimbus 24 and previous Nimbus models. This changed the mechanics in my foot when running and resulted in tendonitis. I was told not to wear the Nimbus 25s and go back to the 24s when my foot recovered.3 months later, I still have pain in my foot and can't run or even walk very fast AND I have a pair of $260 running shoes I can't wear! As an active person not being able to run or even walk is very frustrating and knowing it was caused by these shoes makes it even worse. Very disappointed!
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I have moved between Saucony and Asics for over 30 years and i always recommended them to my clients with foot, knee, and hip issues. Recently I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis that affected my feet in a horribly painful way, so I had to find something with a lot of cushion, and I mean a lot because I am determined to walk to keep as much mobility as I possibly can and my muscles in shape.About six months ago I ordered the most cushioned HOKAs after seeing many nurses in the ER wearing them. Like nurses, I am in shoes for over 12 hours a day. I wasn't disappointed, but after wearing them for a period of time I knew I needed to find a different brand because they were too costly for the time they lasted. ...in came ASICS again.I've had these ASICS for a few ... MoreI have moved between Saucony and Asics for over 30 years and i always recommended them to my clients with foot, knee, and hip issues. Recently I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis that affected my feet in a horribly painful way, so I had to find something with a lot of cushion, and I mean a lot because I am determined to walk to keep as much mobility as I possibly can and my muscles in shape.About six months ago I ordered the most cushioned HOKAs after seeing many nurses in the ER wearing them. Like nurses, I am in shoes for over 12 hours a day. I wasn't disappointed, but after wearing them for a period of time I knew I needed to find a different brand because they were too costly for the time they lasted. ...in came ASICS again.I've had these ASICS for a few months now and must say, they are fabulous!!! My feet have never been so happy!!! They are everything I needed to help me battle the complications of having MS. MS can be debilitating, but with ASICS I won't give in or give up walking!!!I have only one issue - the cost, they are as expensive as the HOKAs. Of course, they are worth it, but I wish ASICS would offer a discount for disabled people. Many of us cannot work, are on SSDI, SSI, or need help with covering the costs of helpful products such as these shoes.That said, I simply cannot believe how much better my feet feel in these shoes! THANK YOU ASICS, IMO, YOU ADDED MANY HAPPY YEARS TO MY LIFE.
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This is my new favorite shoe! The new version (Nimbus 25) is a huge improvement in many ways over the previous version (Nimbus 24). This new version has reduced heel drop which eases the pressure off of the forefoot (old version pushed me onto my toes and caused pain in the ball of my foot). This new version is more cushy and has a pull tab at the heel to make it easy to get the shoe on. I am very happy that there are some fun colors in the Wide version. I ordered the silver/purple in size 8 Wide. I sized up one whole size from my regular shoe size. I have high arches and I am a heel striker. I like that ASICS is making a high quality shoe to help those with high arches and underpronation. This shoe is very stable with a big footprint that makes it feel safe on ... MoreThis is my new favorite shoe! The new version (Nimbus 25) is a huge improvement in many ways over the previous version (Nimbus 24). This new version has reduced heel drop which eases the pressure off of the forefoot (old version pushed me onto my toes and caused pain in the ball of my foot). This new version is more cushy and has a pull tab at the heel to make it easy to get the shoe on. I am very happy that there are some fun colors in the Wide version. I ordered the silver/purple in size 8 Wide. I sized up one whole size from my regular shoe size. I have high arches and I am a heel striker. I like that ASICS is making a high quality shoe to help those with high arches and underpronation. This shoe is very stable with a big footprint that makes it feel safe on uneven pavement. This shoe also has a lot of reflective details, which is very important to me.
I have been running in the Nimbus range of shoes for over 10 years. I have tried different lines and brands but have always found Nimbus to be the ones for me. I loved how I could order the latest model online without worrying about how they would fit and they always accommodated my orthotics without any problems .Unfortunately, this is no longer the case...I ordered the Gel-Nimbus 25 just before Easter and was so excited to try them out. I wore them about 4 times before developing a sharp pain on the side of my left foot while out for a run. It was so painful I ended up limping home. Fast forward 6 weeks and after rest and ice and voltaren rub, my foot still was bothering me, I went to see a podiatrist as I suspected I had peroneal tendonitis. I took in both my ... MoreI have been running in the Nimbus range of shoes for over 10 years. I have tried different lines and brands but have always found Nimbus to be the ones for me. I loved how I could order the latest model online without worrying about how they would fit and they always accommodated my orthotics without any problems .Unfortunately, this is no longer the case...I ordered the Gel-Nimbus 25 just before Easter and was so excited to try them out. I wore them about 4 times before developing a sharp pain on the side of my left foot while out for a run. It was so painful I ended up limping home. Fast forward 6 weeks and after rest and ice and voltaren rub, my foot still was bothering me, I went to see a podiatrist as I suspected I had peroneal tendonitis. I took in both my Nimbus 24 and 25 shoes and the podiatrist confirmed peroneal tendonitis caused by the Nimbus 25 shoes which has a significantly higher stack height and lower toe drop compared to the Nimbus 24 and previous Nimbus models. This changed the mechanics in my foot when running and resulted in tendonitis. I was told not to wear the Nimbus 25s and go back to the 24s when my foot recovered.3 months later, I still have pain in my foot and can't run or even walk very fast AND I have a pair of $260 running shoes I can't wear! As an active person not being able to run or even walk is very frustrating and knowing it was caused by these shoes makes it even worse. Very disappointed!
I have moved between Saucony and Asics for over 30 years and i always recommended them to my clients with foot, knee, and hip issues. Recently I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis that affected my feet in a horribly painful way, so I had to find something with a lot of cushion, and I mean a lot because I am determined to walk to keep as much mobility as I possibly can and my muscles in shape.About six months ago I ordered the most cushioned HOKAs after seeing many nurses in the ER wearing them. Like nurses, I am in shoes for over 12 hours a day. I wasn't disappointed, but after wearing them for a period of time I knew I needed to find a different brand because they were too costly for the time they lasted. ...in came ASICS again.I've had these ASICS for a few ... MoreI have moved between Saucony and Asics for over 30 years and i always recommended them to my clients with foot, knee, and hip issues. Recently I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis that affected my feet in a horribly painful way, so I had to find something with a lot of cushion, and I mean a lot because I am determined to walk to keep as much mobility as I possibly can and my muscles in shape.About six months ago I ordered the most cushioned HOKAs after seeing many nurses in the ER wearing them. Like nurses, I am in shoes for over 12 hours a day. I wasn't disappointed, but after wearing them for a period of time I knew I needed to find a different brand because they were too costly for the time they lasted. ...in came ASICS again.I've had these ASICS for a few months now and must say, they are fabulous!!! My feet have never been so happy!!! They are everything I needed to help me battle the complications of having MS. MS can be debilitating, but with ASICS I won't give in or give up walking!!!I have only one issue - the cost, they are as expensive as the HOKAs. Of course, they are worth it, but I wish ASICS would offer a discount for disabled people. Many of us cannot work, are on SSDI, SSI, or need help with covering the costs of helpful products such as these shoes.That said, I simply cannot believe how much better my feet feel in these shoes! THANK YOU ASICS, IMO, YOU ADDED MANY HAPPY YEARS TO MY LIFE.
This is my new favorite shoe! The new version (Nimbus 25) is a huge improvement in many ways over the previous version (Nimbus 24). This new version has reduced heel drop which eases the pressure off of the forefoot (old version pushed me onto my toes and caused pain in the ball of my foot). This new version is more cushy and has a pull tab at the heel to make it easy to get the shoe on. I am very happy that there are some fun colors in the Wide version. I ordered the silver/purple in size 8 Wide. I sized up one whole size from my regular shoe size. I have high arches and I am a heel striker. I like that ASICS is making a high quality shoe to help those with high arches and underpronation. This shoe is very stable with a big footprint that makes it feel safe on ... MoreThis is my new favorite shoe! The new version (Nimbus 25) is a huge improvement in many ways over the previous version (Nimbus 24). This new version has reduced heel drop which eases the pressure off of the forefoot (old version pushed me onto my toes and caused pain in the ball of my foot). This new version is more cushy and has a pull tab at the heel to make it easy to get the shoe on. I am very happy that there are some fun colors in the Wide version. I ordered the silver/purple in size 8 Wide. I sized up one whole size from my regular shoe size. I have high arches and I am a heel striker. I like that ASICS is making a high quality shoe to help those with high arches and underpronation. This shoe is very stable with a big footprint that makes it feel safe on uneven pavement. This shoe also has a lot of reflective details, which is very important to me.
I am not a runner but I walk a lot and long distances. I wore Nimbus for many years and loved them because it felt like walking on a cloud, as the name suggests. I stopped wearing and buying them a couple of years ago because they became very uncomfortable and made my supination worse, despite them supposedly being a neutral shoe. I moved to Brooks and tried other brands. Brooks Ghost worked for a while but despite buying the same model, there was inconsistency in the feel of different pairs I bought, and the cushioning was non-existent. The Nimbus 25 were recommended by a sales consultant at The Athlete's Foot. I have used these shoes for a couple of months and feel confident enough to say that these are the best walking shoes I have worn in a very long time. I ... MoreI am not a runner but I walk a lot and long distances. I wore Nimbus for many years and loved them because it felt like walking on a cloud, as the name suggests. I stopped wearing and buying them a couple of years ago because they became very uncomfortable and made my supination worse, despite them supposedly being a neutral shoe. I moved to Brooks and tried other brands. Brooks Ghost worked for a while but despite buying the same model, there was inconsistency in the feel of different pairs I bought, and the cushioning was non-existent. The Nimbus 25 were recommended by a sales consultant at The Athlete's Foot. I have used these shoes for a couple of months and feel confident enough to say that these are the best walking shoes I have worn in a very long time. I will definitely be getting another pair when they are on sale. I also love the many different beautiful colours. I just wish they weren't so expensive.
I was very mixed as to whether I liked these shoes or not. As a runner (currently training for a marathon) I unfortunately didn't get on with these shoes. But running shoes are a very personal choice and having completed a gait analysis, I know a less cushioned sole works for me as my ankles turn when running and firmer soles prevent that from happening. These shoes have incredibly bouncy soles so would be a fantastic trainer if that style suited you.The trainers itself have padding in all the right areas (around the lower ankles and heels) and a very breathable fabric on the top. I particularly like that the tongue is super breathable and stretchy. I have wide feet so tend to go up half a size if I'm not able to try on and the 5.5 fitted me perfectly. I feel the ... MoreI was very mixed as to whether I liked these shoes or not. As a runner (currently training for a marathon) I unfortunately didn't get on with these shoes. But running shoes are a very personal choice and having completed a gait analysis, I know a less cushioned sole works for me as my ankles turn when running and firmer soles prevent that from happening. These shoes have incredibly bouncy soles so would be a fantastic trainer if that style suited you.The trainers itself have padding in all the right areas (around the lower ankles and heels) and a very breathable fabric on the top. I particularly like that the tongue is super breathable and stretchy. I have wide feet so tend to go up half a size if I'm not able to try on and the 5.5 fitted me perfectly. I feel the insole could have more support so if you have a high instep they may fall a little short in that area.Finally the colour is wonderful - sort of like a neon coral colour and I loved it!So although these trainers aren't right for me due to personal preference, they're still great running shoes.
I went to Fleet Feet to get my feet scanned and an associate recommended these shoes. I tried them on in store, loved them, and hurried back home to order them from ASICS.First mistake: I ordered the white ones. I know, I know. Why order white running shoes when I KNOW they'll get dirty? Well, maybe it's because my white Hokas set my expectations high. I've only been using my ASICS for 2 months and they have gotten completely dirty lol but I'm willing to accept that it's on me!Second mistake: I thought I liked lots of cushioning based on my affinity for Hokas. However, I'm not sure what it is with these ASICS but I do not love the cushion here. It's uncomfortable.Overall, these actually hurt my feet when running when ironically I was going to use them as ... MoreI went to Fleet Feet to get my feet scanned and an associate recommended these shoes. I tried them on in store, loved them, and hurried back home to order them from ASICS.First mistake: I ordered the white ones. I know, I know. Why order white running shoes when I KNOW they'll get dirty? Well, maybe it's because my white Hokas set my expectations high. I've only been using my ASICS for 2 months and they have gotten completely dirty lol but I'm willing to accept that it's on me!Second mistake: I thought I liked lots of cushioning based on my affinity for Hokas. However, I'm not sure what it is with these ASICS but I do not love the cushion here. It's uncomfortable.Overall, these actually hurt my feet when running when ironically I was going to use them as recovery shoes. Sad I can't return them, but at least I know to never buy or recommend these sneakers again.
I bought these for long distance walks to avoid blisters on my soles which I was getting with my sketchers archfit trainers. The nimbus 25 are much more engineered around the foot so there’s not as much friction inside. First walk was 13 miles and no blisters. There was a little heel rub and slightly bruised toenails, and that’s continued with each shorter walk. The shock absorption from the thick soles is great and the curved toe is good for speed. They give a lot of bounce but are not super squishy underfoot. They have quite a low rise from toe to heel, which I don’t mind. I’d say the sizing is on the small side. I went up a half size but maybe could have done with a full size. There’s plenty room width wise even for my wide feet. They are very good trainers but I ... MoreI bought these for long distance walks to avoid blisters on my soles which I was getting with my sketchers archfit trainers. The nimbus 25 are much more engineered around the foot so there’s not as much friction inside. First walk was 13 miles and no blisters. There was a little heel rub and slightly bruised toenails, and that’s continued with each shorter walk. The shock absorption from the thick soles is great and the curved toe is good for speed. They give a lot of bounce but are not super squishy underfoot. They have quite a low rise from toe to heel, which I don’t mind. I’d say the sizing is on the small side. I went up a half size but maybe could have done with a full size. There’s plenty room width wise even for my wide feet. They are very good trainers but I still have to wear them in and I’m hopeful they’ll soften up enough to stop the little niggles.
Trying to copy hoka's and failing. Yes, there is stability and cushioning (that feels nothing like the cushion of hoka's) but they make you walk totally differently. Nimbus were the only sneakers that didn't hurt my injury. I've been in pain since only walking around the house. They are NOTHING like other versions of nimbus. I've never written a review but went out of my way to do so this time hoping others won't bother purchasing them and that someone at asics reads these reviews. I'm going to have to hope a brooks style works or that my current pair of 23's last until the 26's come out and they are hopefully what we all expect nimbus to be. If wearing sneakers meant sitting on the couch with them on, sure, they'd feel comfy but they don't 'function'. There was ... MoreTrying to copy hoka's and failing. Yes, there is stability and cushioning (that feels nothing like the cushion of hoka's) but they make you walk totally differently. Nimbus were the only sneakers that didn't hurt my injury. I've been in pain since only walking around the house. They are NOTHING like other versions of nimbus. I've never written a review but went out of my way to do so this time hoping others won't bother purchasing them and that someone at asics reads these reviews. I'm going to have to hope a brooks style works or that my current pair of 23's last until the 26's come out and they are hopefully what we all expect nimbus to be. If wearing sneakers meant sitting on the couch with them on, sure, they'd feel comfy but they don't 'function'. There was more stability but it was at the cost of changing my walking stride so it was useless. Very, very disappointed.
Asics - what have you done to the greatest running shoe? I have been a devoted Nimbus wearer for 15+ years and this is definitely no Nimbus. It doesn't feel like a Nimbus, doesn't fit like a Nimbus, doesn't ride like a Nimbus and certainly doesn't look like one. I could get past the looks if it felt good, but these shoes actually hurt.Pros - I have wide feet and usually don't get a lot of color choices. Papaya was a nice treat in the color category.ConsFit- Way too roomy. Wide is one thing, but these just don't fit at all.Heel - they rub on the inside of your heels making them soreCush factor - Absolutely none - Feels like running on compressed rubberLaces - Because they are so loose, I laced them up as tight as possible, strangling the top of my feet ... MoreAsics - what have you done to the greatest running shoe? I have been a devoted Nimbus wearer for 15+ years and this is definitely no Nimbus. It doesn't feel like a Nimbus, doesn't fit like a Nimbus, doesn't ride like a Nimbus and certainly doesn't look like one. I could get past the looks if it felt good, but these shoes actually hurt.Pros - I have wide feet and usually don't get a lot of color choices. Papaya was a nice treat in the color category.ConsFit- Way too roomy. Wide is one thing, but these just don't fit at all.Heel - they rub on the inside of your heels making them soreCush factor - Absolutely none - Feels like running on compressed rubberLaces - Because they are so loose, I laced them up as tight as possible, strangling the top of my feet and my heel still rubbed no matter what I did.The bottom line - if I wanted a Hoka, I would buy a Hoka. I know my Nimbus size and they have always fit like a glove. This is a horrible crime against running that has been committed. Please bring back version 24. I have returned this pair of shoes to my local running store where I bought them. That's how terrible they are.
My job requires a lot of walking and standing. Slowly I got fasciitis which was fixed by acupuncture and resting. After returning to work on intensive pace, the annoying pain started haunting me again.my therapist suggests me to get shoes with thick cushion as my feet are underpronation. After some researches I choose these shoes and I regret I didnt buy them earlier. Kayano is comfy but its more for people have flat feet which require more support and stability. I tried many different brands and series finally I got this nimbus. Its not cheap but definitely worth it. My feet still get tired after whole day walking but at least it doesnt hurt like all the other shoes and much easier to recover from the tiredness not the pains. I really love those shoes and will ... MoreMy job requires a lot of walking and standing. Slowly I got fasciitis which was fixed by acupuncture and resting. After returning to work on intensive pace, the annoying pain started haunting me again.my therapist suggests me to get shoes with thick cushion as my feet are underpronation. After some researches I choose these shoes and I regret I didnt buy them earlier. Kayano is comfy but its more for people have flat feet which require more support and stability. I tried many different brands and series finally I got this nimbus. Its not cheap but definitely worth it. My feet still get tired after whole day walking but at least it doesnt hurt like all the other shoes and much easier to recover from the tiredness not the pains. I really love those shoes and will change my casual shoes to nimbus even I think the design is emmmmmmm……….can be improved lol . I hope my review could help you a bit
