Customer Reviews ASICS Magic Speed

Wish the tongue was'nt loose and sliding around in the shoe.

My heal hurt(s) when I put them on, walk around, or when I run sometimes they don't hurt my heal but mostly do so I'm a little upset about that. I would suggest getting a size bigger than normal too, because my toes feel real tight in my true size

Good shoe. Very light and responsive. Only set back I found is that the heel rubs.

Lively bounce in a protective midsole Quick, smooth roll off the toes Low price (for plated technology) Lightweight Thin and breathable, yet tough, upper. Sole not good for gripping on wet surface. Had trouble running at every water station during NYC marathon

It's okay, my feet still adjusting to it, didn't expect them to run so small/tightnot sure if they will stretch out.

Fun and fast shoe, but has some significant quality issues. The upper material is trash, holes began to form in the upper toe box just after a few runs. There is zero padding against the ankle and is stiff, if you wear low socks it will cause nasty chaffing and rubbing. The sole of the shoe is solid and shows very little wear after 300 miles of use. If the upper material was better and there was a bit of padding around the ankle this would be a fantastic shoe. Asics did warranty the shoes for me, but I will not get another pair of these. I've had 2 pairs and the same holes began to form very early on

Sturdy base, nice and light. Issue is the tongue. Not tied into the shoe so it will bunch up on the sides. The catch for the laces is low so the tongue slips as well. It is the only detractor in what is a fantastic shoe. A thicker material and/or one piece upper would make this a perfect shoe.

The shoes laced up nice and easy, right out of the box. On my first run I had on thin socks and at mile five, started getting a heal blister. I have since add thicker socks. The shoe feels great and fast but I have had better times with my Asics LyteRacers. I will try them on a half marathon on March 27.