Both reviewers gave the ASICS Sonic Blast a Green Light, highlighting its excellent form, fit, and function for a wide range of running activities.
Sonicblast
Critic consensus
from 9 reviewsThe Asics Sonicblast divides critics with its high-stack, dual-foam midsole and Pebax plate, which creates a noticeably firm and rigid platform rather than a plush or propulsive super-trainer ride. While the upper is comfortable and the wide base provides impressive stability for its 46mm stack, many runners find the underfoot feel either dull at easy paces or too sluggish for fast efforts. It best suits heel strikers and runners seeking a stable, structured trainer for steady aerobic miles.
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Critic reviews
9 reviews · 8 scores inferredA versatile daily trainer that can handle a wide range of runs, from easy jogs to faster workouts and long distances.
The ASICS Sonicblast is a solid, capable plated super-trainer that performs well in its intended use for faster training.
A solid first iteration that excels in moderate tempo paces, though somewhat caught between a fast plated trainer and a soft, long-run super trainer.
While stable and well-built, its high price and unclear positioning between other Asics models make it a tough sell in the mass market.
The Sonicblast felt cumbersome and fought him at faster paces, making it less appealing for dynamic workouts.
While it combines desirable ASICS technologies, the overall experience feels cumbersome and fights against a propulsive ride.
Despite a second chance, the ASICS Sonic Blast is just not quite hitting the spot, lacking the cushioned or soft ride expected for its price.