Everything we know about ASICS Novablast 4

Journalist and RUNNEA content director

Posted on 18-10-2023

After the resounding success of the ASICS Novablast 3, anticipation for the next generation of this line of shoes is at an all-time high. The ASICS Novablast 4, which is expected to be released in the next few months (mid-November), promises to take the running experience to a new level. But they've got it tough, because we loved the Novablast 3 and they were voted best shoe of 2022 by RUNNEA users.

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ASICS Novablast 4

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Innovations in its midsole and outsole.

One of the most anticipated features of the Novablast 4 is its improved cushioning system, called FF Blastâ¢ PLUS ECO. This new material promises to deliver softer landings and a more energized toe-off, which translates into a more comfortable and efficient run. In addition, the outsole has been redesigned to offer increased durability and wear resistance, making it an ideal choice for daily workouts and livelier paced sessions.

Everything we know about the asics novablast 4

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That wonderful combination of design, comfort and lightness.

The upper design of the ASICS Novablast 4 has also received a significant upgrade. Made from an engineered woven material, these shoes offer a combination of softness, stretch and breathability. In addition, the tongue construction has been designed to stay in place during the run, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit.

Sustainability and technology

Asics novablast 4

Another highlight ASICS Running has introduced in Novablast 4 is its commitment to the environment. The insole dyeing process is carried out using a technique that reduces water usage and emissions, minimizing its environmental impact. In addition, the shoes feature reflective details that improve visibility in low-light conditions, adding an element of safety to your runs.

Some technical details about the new ASICS Novablast 4

Support: Designed for neutral runners who don't require a lot of extra support.
Cushioning level: Maximum cushioning for a soft feel with every step thanks to the low weight.
Drop: 8 mm heel to toe.
Weight: 260 grams92 ounces) in European size 42. 85 US.
Ideal for: Runners looking for a shoe with good cushioning for daily workouts but that also allows them to run fast when they need to. A shoe for everything

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The ASICS Novablast 4 is not just an update of its successful predecessor, but a revolution in its own right. With significant improvements in cushioning, design and sustainability, these shoes are destined to become the new benchmark for popular comfort, cushioning and lightweight runners everywhere.

*Source: Neighborfoot

Gorka Cabañas

Journalist and RUNNEA content director

Director of contents at RUNNEA. Graduate in Information Sciences from the University of the Basque Country. He has worked at El Mundo Deportivo, Grupo Vocento (El Correo) and collaborated for several specialized sports publications.