ASICS GT-1000 14 vs Asics Gt-1000 15

ASICS GT-1000 14 vs Asics Gt-1000 15, side by side on equal terms. Differences are emphasised; matching specs are dimmed.

Specification	ASICS GT-1000 14	Asics Gt-1000 15
MSRP	$110	$115
Weight	265g	278g
Drop	8mm	8mm
Stack (heel/forefoot)	28/20mm	—
Lug depth	—	—
Surface	Road	Road
Primary use	Daily	Daily
Cushion	Moderate	Moderate
Firmness	Balanced	—
Stability	Stability	Stability
Plate	None	None
Waterproof	No	No
Midsole	—	FF BLAST cushioning with rearfoot PureGEL
Outsole	—	AHAR LO and AHARPLUS rubber
Width availability	Standard, Wide, Extra Wide	Standard
Best for	Beginners or overpronators wanting affordable everyday stability for easy miles.	Neutral to mildly overpronating runners wanting an affordable, stable daily trainer for easy and moderate mileage.
Avoid if	You want a lively, responsive shoe for faster workouts or a plush max-cushion feel.	You want plush max cushioning, a lively responsive ride, or need wide-width options.
Lowest offer	—	—

Which should you pick?

head-to-head · opinion

Both the ASICS GT-1000 14 and GT-1000 15 are affordable, stable daily trainers with the same 8 mm drop and moderate cushion, so the choice is narrow. Pick the GT-1000 14 if you want the lighter shoe (265 g vs. 278 g) and lean toward overpronation support for easy miles; go with the GT-1000 15 if you're a neutral-to-mild overpronator comfortable with a slightly heavier feel. Neither is the pick if you want plush max cushioning or a responsive, faster ride.