$125.39
$189.99Save $64.60 (34%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since June 2026 is $125.00; today’s price is $125.39.
- The current price has held for 4 days.
- Across the 39 Footwear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 31% — this deal’s 34% off is right around that mark.
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About this product
The ASICS Novablast 5 is a women's training running shoe built around FF Blast Max cushioning, which delivers a lightweight, energetic ride with softer landings and a more responsive toe-off. The midsole and outsole geometry draws on a trampoline-inspired design to encourage a pronounced bounce-back feel underfoot. Total heel height measures 40.5mm, with a total forefoot height of 32.5mm, giving the shoe a notably cushioned stack. The engineered jacquard mesh upper provides stretch and ventilation, while a tongue wing construction reduces tongue movement for a more secure fit. Ahar Lo outsole rubber contributes traction, softness, and durability across varied training surfaces. Reflective details support visibility in low-light conditions. On the sustainability side, at least 75% of the main upper material is recycled, and the sockliner is produced using a solution dyeing process that cuts water usage by roughly 33% and carbon emissions by roughly 45% compared to conventional dyeing. Sizing runs true to size.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- ASICS
- Color
- White - Piedmont Grey
- Size
- • Total Heel Height: 40.5mm
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the ASICS Novablast 5 as a highly versatile daily trainer, highlighting the upgraded FF BLAST MAX foam for delivering a fun, bouncy, trampoline-like ride that balances cushioning with responsiveness. The shoe is widely commended for its comfortable, plush fit that accommodates average to wide feet, and users appreciate that ASICS kept the price steady despite meaningful improvements over the previous version. The jacquard mesh upper earns points for breathability and a slipper-like feel. The most common criticisms are that the midsole can lose its cushioning feel relatively quickly with heavy mileage, traction on wet surfaces is underwhelming, and the bold, high-stack design is polarizing, making it a poor fit for runners who prefer a more ground-connected, minimal feel.
