ASICS Gel-Venture 11 Trainers - Blue - 10

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The ASICS Gel-Venture 11 trainers are high-performance shoes designed for adult women who enjoy light hiking and trail running on mixed terrain. These trainers offer the perfect balance of advanced shock absorption and rugged durability to keep you comfortable during outdoor excursions, though they are specifically optimized for trail use and may feel overly stiff if used primarily for casual walking on paved surfaces.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Gel-Venture 11 |
| Model Part Number | 1012B933-401 |
| Brand | ASICS |
The Gel-Venture 11 features a breathable upper which is designed for airflow, not waterproofing. While they can handle damp grass, they are not intended to be fully waterproof.
While you can use them on roads, they are primarily designed for trails. The outsole lugs will wear down faster on asphalt.
ASICS sizing is consistent with standard athletic footwear. We recommend measuring your foot and comparing it to our size chart to ensure a proper fit, especially since trail shoes should offer a little extra room in the toe box.
Generally, trail running shoes should be replaced every 300 to 500 miles, depending on the intensity and terrain of your activities.
Yes, the insoles are removable, allowing you to insert custom orthotics if needed for additional support.
Ensure the laces are tightened using the eyelet lock technique to secure the heel properly.
Use a stiff-bristled brush to clear out debris from the tread grooves after the mud has dried to restore grip.
These trainers are ready for use immediately out of the box. To ensure a proper fit, wear the socks you typically use for hiking during your first fitting to account for thickness. To maintain the life of your Gel-Venture 11s, avoid machine washing; instead, remove loose dirt after each use with a soft brush. If the shoes become wet, remove the insoles and stuff them with newspaper to air-dry them slowly in a cool place, avoiding direct heat sources like radiators, which can warp the materials.