Asics GT-2000 14, Colorway, side view36Heel stack 36 mm28Forefoot stack 28 mm
Asics

GT-2000 14

Super trainer · Stable · 278 g · 8 mm drop · MSRP $140
BuildStability
StackScore
Generally favorable
Based on 4 reviews
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Critic consensus

from 4 reviews

The Asics GT-2000 14 is a versatile daily trainer that balances moderate stability with an energetic, smooth ride. While most praise the roomy forefoot and its ability to handle faster paces, the stiff heel collar and rearfoot design draw sharp complaints from some runners. It best suits overpronators seeking a nimble, supportive shoe for everyday miles and tempo workouts.

Reviewers agree

Lively, responsive forefoot cushioning capable of picking up the pace4/4
Accommodating, roomy forefoot with secure midfoot lockdown4/4
Lighter and more nimble feel than traditional stability shoes3/4

Reviewers disagree

Heel comfort and rearfoot counter design3 vs 1
Outsole durability over high mileage2 vs 1

What reviewers use it for

Easy4 of 4
Tempo4 of 4
Long run2 of 4
Race0 of 4 · no tag

A shoe earns a tag as soon as one reviewer recommends it for that kind of run; the count shows how many agree. Mentions include synonyms, so “recovery”, “zone 2” and “conversational” all count toward Easy.

Critic reviews

4 reviews · 4 scores inferred
The Run TestersVideo · Mar 20, 2026INFERRED

The Asics GT 2000 14 is a highly impressive stability shoe that successfully balances substantial support with a versatile and comfortable ride.

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The Run TestersVideo · Mar 20, 2026INFERRED

The Asics GT 2000 14 delivers a comfortable, natural, and accessible stability experience.

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The Run TestersVideo · Mar 20, 2026INFERRED

The Asics GT 2000 14 leaves a positive early impression as a comfortable, solid, and light stability shoe.

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Doctors of RunningVideo · Mar 20, 2026INFERRED

One of his least favorite GT-2000s of the last several years, calling the heel design terrible and clunky.

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