Which should you buy?
Choose the GT-2000 14 if you find it at a good discount and it already suits you.
Choose the GT-2000 15 if you want the latest version and its updates.
The GT-2000 14 is 17 g heavier than the GT-2000 15. It costs £5 less at full price.
Side by side
| Spec | GT-2000 14ASICS | GT-2000 15ASICS |
|---|---|---|
| Review score | 90/100 (1 review) | 88/100 (2 reviews) |
| Type | Stability | Stability |
| Weight (men's UK 8.5) | 269 g | 252 g |
| Heel stack | 36.5 mm | 38 mm |
| Drop | 8 mm | 8 mm |
| Cushioning | Balanced | Soft |
| Bounce | Calm | Lively |
| Plate | No plate | No plate |
| Support | Stability / support | Stability / support |
| Fit | True to size | True to size |
| Widths | standard, wide, extra wide | standard, wide, extra wide |
| Waterproof version | No | ASICS GT-2000 15 GORE-TEX |
| UK RRP | £130 | £135 |
Weights are for a men's US 9 / UK 8.5. Prices are UK RRPs; shops often sell for less.
What the critics say
The reviews comparedReviewers found both softer than earlier GT-2000s, with a stiff heel counter. Doctors of Running's Matt Klein judged the ASICS GT-2000 14 supportive along its full length but heavier than before, with a clunky heel transition. He and Bach Pham found the ASICS GT-2000 15 light and bouncy, though both, like RunRepeat's Carlos Sánchez, flagged a snug, low-volume toe box.
GT-2000 14
- Softer cushioning than before
- Responsive forefoot
- Full-length support on the inside of the foot
- Clunky heel transition
- Heavier than earlier versions
Scores from RunRepeat.
GT-2000 15
- Softer, bouncier ride than past GT-2000s
- Light for a stability shoe
- Secure, breathable upper
- Stiff heel counter and slightly clunky heel
- Snug, low-volume toe box
Scores from RunRepeat, Road Trail Run.
Paraphrased from published reviews.
What's new in each
ASICS GT-2000 14: Switches to softer FF Blast Max foam with firmer, full-length 3D Guidance support on the inside of the foot, and a slightly roomier upper. A little heavier than the GT-2000 13.
ASICS GT-2000 15: A livelier, softer FF Blast Max formula, about 2 mm more stack, a more pronounced rocker, a new woven upper and a redesigned outsole make it lighter and bouncier than the GT-2000 14.
About each shoe
About the GT-2000 15
Replacing the GT-2000 14, the GT-2000 15 is ASICS' mid-range stability trainer, which the brand describes as a versatile, lightweight daily shoe for a range of distances. ASICS positions it as the lighter, more nimble alternative to the Gel-Kayano 33, and it sits above the cheaper GT-1000 15.
Guidance comes from the 3D Guidance System, which uses the midsole's geometry to guide the foot from landing through toe-off, in place of the Kayano's FluidSupport. Updated FF Blast Max foam is paired with PureGEL, and a forefoot trampoline pod borrowed from the Blast series is a feature the Kayano lacks. A new engineered woven upper completes the update, which ASICS says is lighter and taller than before. It weighs 252 g in a men's US 9 (UK 8.5), with an 8 mm drop, and comes in standard, wide and extra-wide fittings plus a GORE-TEX version.
Specs and features from asics.com and our own spec data. A factual overview, not a review.
GT-2000 14 vs GT-2000 15
In short
The ASICS GT-2000 15 replaced the ASICS GT-2000 14 in August 2026. What's new: A livelier, softer FF Blast Max formula, about 2 mm more stack, a more pronounced rocker, a new woven upper and a redesigned outsole make it lighter and bouncier than the GT-2000 14.
- Better reviewedGT-2000 14
- LighterGT-2000 15
- CheaperGT-2000 14
- BouncierGT-2000 15
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