Because of the exceptional quality and longevity of the Asics Kayano running shoes, I have been a dedicated customer since the 21st series. My recent purchase of the Asics Kayano 30 model, however, has left me with a profound sense of disappointment.
In the span of about four or five wears, I felt a searing pain on one side of each heel. I can no longer bear to wear these shoes for long periods of time due to the excruciating pain they cause.
I don't understand the problem because I've never had this issue with earlier Kayano models. I'm scared this is a product flaw and that the shoes will eventually become useless because of it.
I really hope that Asics looks into this and finds a way to fix the problem of the heel burning.
I recently purchased the Asics Gel-Kayano 30, and after just a short time wearing them, both of my heels' inner sides became severely irritated and chafed. I have never experienced such an issue with any running shoe before, and I strongly believe this is due to a serious manufacturing defect. The ...
I purchased the Asics Gel Kayano 30, expecting premium performance from one of the most expensive running shoes on the market. But just 6 months in, and with only light indoor use (1–2 times a week at a gym), the heel areas on both shoes are severely worn and causing painful irritation to my feet. ...
To Asics Customer Service, The premature wear and tear of my Asics Gel-Kayano 29 running shoes worries me. After four months of wearing these, the soles are peeling at the seams. I dismissed the issue as small, but as I wore the shoes, the peeling grew more noticeable, as shown in the photos. This...
A couple of weeks ago, I enthusiastically purchased a fresh pair of Asics Gel-Kayano 30s. Regrettably, the thrill swiftly transformed into agony! When I first put them on, my heels started burning immediately. Imagine my shock when it transformed into a blister! Figuring it could be a one-off, I...
The Asics Kayano 30 sneakers I purchased for both myself and my spouse created blisters on the inner heels while jogging, as shown in the photo, and absorbed water. We assumed it was only the initial wear and the feet needed to acclimate, but the problem persisted. Every time we run, water collects ...
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