| Gender | Men , Women |
| Weight | 295 gr |
| Drop | 10 mm |
| Cushion | Neutral |
| Runner weight | Light |
| Running gait | Neutral |
| Surface | Road , Trail |
| Use | training |
| Pace | Medium , High |
| Foot | Normal feet |
| Strike | heel |
| Year | 2015 |
The new ASICS Fuji Pro is a trail running model that has someone to look up to. And its counterpart on asphalt is none other than the DS Trainer, one of the lightest in the extensive catalog of the Japanese brand.
The Fuji Pro can be considered as a 'rara avis' within its species, since it has little to do with the rest of the models in the ASICS Running trail range. Versatility is its best calling card, because it is a model designed to combine the asphalt with the mountain. Its performance makes it an ideal running shoe for all those runners who start the warm-up phase in urban terrain to conclude their workouts in the mountains.
To begin with, its lugs are not as prominent as in other trail running models. Here we have opted for medium sized lugs, which allows it to adapt perfectly to mixed terrain, on asphalt and mountain trails. In addition, thanks to the Propulsion Trusstic technology, the Fuji Pro is a more reactive and flexible shoe, achieving greater efficiency in each stride - the shoe is able to return to its original state quickly in the take-off phase.
On the other hand, the heel of the Fuji Pro features the Clutch Counter system that gives the model greater stability control.
Another of the strengths of the Fuji Pro lies in the optimal cushioning of the midsole, which comes from materials such as ASICS' SpEVA and GEL. The focus is on lightness and comfort.
Its reinforced and eye-catching upper is made with thermo-sealing, which enhances the idea of a lighter and faster run, although it is a little detrimental to protection.
And an exclusive detail for female runners, the Gener Specific Cushioning technology allows to adjust to the lower weight of the female model, while providing a cushioned footprint thinking only of the runner.