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Asics Novablast 4 Paris

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ModelAsics Novablast 4 Paris
TypeRoad running shoe
Weight~240g (for size 42)
Drop8 mm
OutsoleAHAR
CushioningFF Blast+ ECO
MaterialMesh and synthetic
UsageRaces and tempo runs

Michal Maslík Asics Novablast 4 Paris
The Novablast 4 offers exceptional cushioning thanks to the FF BLAST™ PLUS ECO midsole, which is light, soft, and at the same time energetic. This makes the run comfortable yet brisk, ideal for long routes and tempo runs. The more stable design compared to its predecessors reduces foot roll and increases control.
The upper made of engineered mesh ensures excellent ventilation and adapts to the shape of the foot. The inside of the shoe is pleasantly soft, with a comfortable tongue and heel section. The footwear fits well and does not cause blisters even during longer runs.
Michal Maslík Asics Novablast 4 Paris
This special Paris edition stands out with a unique color combination that pays homage to the city of lights. The modern design with playful details makes these sneakers not only a performance tool but also a stylish accessory.
Ideal for city sidewalks, bike paths, or forest trails without major unevenness. The Novablast 4 provides a secure stride even over longer distances, and thanks to its lightness, it does not restrict movement.
Michal Maslík Asics Novablast 4 Paris
If you are looking for shoes that combine comfort, dynamics, and exceptional design, the Asics Novablast 4 Paris are a great choice. Whether you are a running enthusiast or run recreationally, these sneakers offer reliable performance and comfort you can depend on with every step. You can easily handle a tempo workout or even a marathon in them.
Parameter Ratings
Dynamics (Speed)9.5/10
Cushioning and Comfort8.5/10
Breathability9/10
Low Weight9.5/10

9.2/10
Overall Rating
Pros
  • Excellent energy return and responsiveness
  • Very low weight (only 240g)
  • Improved stability compared to previous versions
  • Beautiful and unique design (Paris Edition)
Cons
  • The tongue could be better secured
  • Less aggressive tread may not suit slippery surfaces