i noticed that asics is discontinuing the gt2100 in favor of the gt2110. has
anyone tried out the gt2110 yet and if so how do they compare to the gt2100?
i wonder if the upgrade to the gt2110 worth it or should i continue with the
gt2100? thanks dave
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"dwjones45" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
i noticed that asics is discontinuing the gt2100 in favor of the
gt2110. has anyone tried out the gt2110 yet and if so how do they
compare to the gt2100?They are not out yet so nobody really knows unless we have some wear
testers on r.r. Places like Roadrunner have adopted a policy in the
last few years of letting the old model run out BEFORE they have stocked
the new.Quoted message said:
i wonder if the upgrade to the gt2110 worth it or should i continue
with the gt2100?I general I would buy a pair or two of 2100's if they work for you. When
the 2110's hit the stands try a pair. If they they don't work for you,
you will at least have the 2100's to fall back on while you search for a
new model.-DF
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This shoe gets minor improvements every year and thus gets a 10 added
to the model#. I started with 2020's and have a pair of each model all
the way up to the 2090's. I've never really noticed the difference
between models, but this may be because the difference between an old
and a new shoe is much bigger than the difference between a 2080 and a
2090. I usually try to buy last year's model or even a model from two
years ago since they're usually on sale for $20-30 less than the
current model. -
Quoted message said:
This shoe gets minor improvements every year and thus gets a 10 added
to the model#. I started with 2020's and have a pair of each model all
the way up to the 2090's. I've never really noticed the difference
between models, but this may be because the difference between an old
and a new shoe is much bigger than the difference between a 2080 and a
2090. I usually try to buy last year's model or even a model from two
years ago since they're usually on sale for $20-30 less than the
current model.I agree, even with all the [censored]' these wimps do, I haven't noticed
a substantial difference in them at all, except for quality, which is
dropping off considerably as of late. -
Sometimes, going back several models works best. Reading the reviews
on RRS, the 2070 and 2090 were real bow-wows. I tried them in the
store and agreed. But the 2080 was a really sweet shoe.George Beinhorn
www.fitnessintuition.comdwjones45 said:
i noticed that asics is discontinuing the gt2100 in favor of the gt2110. has
anyone tried out the gt2110 yet and if so how do they compare to the gt2100?
i wonder if the upgrade to the gt2110 worth it or should i continue with the
gt2100? thanks dave -
Sometimes, going back several models works best. Reading the reviews
on RRS, the 2070 and 2090 were real bow-wows. I tried them in the
store and agreed. But the 2080 was a really sweet shoe.George Beinhorn
www.fitnessintuition.comdwjones45 said:
i noticed that asics is discontinuing the gt2100 in favor of the gt2110. has
anyone tried out the gt2110 yet and if so how do they compare to the gt2100?
i wonder if the upgrade to the gt2110 worth it or should i continue with the
gt2100? thanks dave
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