Browsing the "Asics Gel Saga" Tag
ASICS GEL SAGA The Asics Gel Saga is a running silhouette from Asics that first released in 1990. The Asics Gel Saga has been one of the primary retro/lifestyle choices in the Asics collection, offering up a more straightforward design in contrast with the split tongue Asics Gel Lyte III.
October 8th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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If you take a look at the Asics category you’ll see that its been littered as of late with collaboration pairs, the inline stuff remaining sort of elusive on domestic shores. Fanning the flames of inline retro heat is this pretty sizable preview of Spring 2013, a group which will include the expect Asics Gel Lyte III and Gel Saga II. The Sagas spotted all huddle under the umbrella of speckled soled goodness, a technique that we’ve seen utilized to amazing end for the GLIII in 2012. Click through with us to take a look at these six upcoming pairs and stay tuned with Sneaker News to find out when and where to cop.
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September 18th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Sneaker News has shown you Foot Patrol‘s Asics Gel Saga collaboration a couple of times over the last week, and today we have release info so you can get in on the latest dope tag team drop from the Onitsuka Tiger. Inspired by natural materials wood, metal and rubber (as represented by the upper, 3M and gum outsole, respectively), the Foot Patrol Gel Saga II has an earthy color palette whose understated appeal gets a boost from the asymmetrical blocking and reflective 3M hits. These will be available at the London location on Saturday, September 22nd with select additional retailers to follow one week later on the 29th, so have a closer look and let us know where you plan to grab yours.
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September 16th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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It turns out that bit of branding embossed on the side of the upcoming Foot Patrol x Asics Gel Saga isn’t the only place the London shop has left their mark, with the back end also sporting a hit of their gas mask emblem in the same ocean blue tone hugging the side swooping lines and the laces. These new pics also reveal a definite gum sole on bottom, coming in pretty close to the wheat colored suede up top to unify the design a little bit. Click through with us for a 360 look at the Foot Patrol x Asics Gel Saga release and let us know in the comments if you’re hoping to get your hands on a pair.
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August 29th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Word is that this new “lifestyle boutique offering . . . exclusive collaborations with the industry’s most in-demand brands” rests its head in Orange County, but the closest Bait has come to opening doors in SoCal is greeting Comic Con attendees with the upcoming SpongeBob SquarePants x Creative Recreation collabo. But not so fast, Bait; even if your ’boutique’ might end up as an online shopping experience, let’s not overlook finishing strong the collaboration that put this brand on the map this May. The Bait x Asics Rings Pack brings two more classic runners to retail in just a few short hours, with the Asics Gel Saga ‘Black Ring’ joining the ‘Green Ring’ Gel Lyte III with the 3M reflective side stripes and gold footbeds that unite this pack. Let us know which is your personal ‘gold’ and grab them today at noon Pacific exclusively from Bait.
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July 27th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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Ronnie Fieg is at it again with his latest Asics project, dropping a handful of pairs today in ‘Kithstrike’ fashion (with a link tweeted out via Kith) before any real release info has even emerged. The Asics Gel Saga ‘Neptune’ was of course gone in a flash, but if you missed out there’s still something to take away-namely the first good look we’ve gotten at the sneaker. Along with the watery blue colorway the sneakers also feature the slick detail of rounded off laces, a first for Ronnie’s Asics output. Click through with us to get the first full look at the Ronnie Fieg x Asics Gel Saga ‘Neptune’ and stay tuned with Sneaker News for word on release info when these become a bit more widely available.
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July 25th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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While a few of the other big name sneaker brands have been chomping at the bit with the Olympic theme all summer Asics has been a bit more patient, just now rolling out those pairs crafted for the Netherlands squads and the ‘Olympic Ring Pack’ in conjunction with BAIT shown here. The extensive group features the likes of the Asics GT-II, the Asics Gel Saga, and of course the Asics Gel Lyte III, all of them caught up in a swath of colors collectively encompassing that of the five rings Olympic logo. Click through with us for a look at all five models and if you’re planning to cop be advised that the styles go live this Friday, July 27th at 12AM EST on BAIT’s website.
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July 19th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Asics recently brought back a couple of late ’90s Gel X-Tra classics for the first time ever, their resurrection a clear indication that the Onitsuka Tiger’s other classic runners are doing better than ever before. Today we see the brand’s three most popular silhouettes ready with one style each for the Gel Saga and GT-II and two for the longtime leader and design without which arguably none of the others would exist: the Asics Gel Lyte III. You’ll see all four pairs in greater detail below, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for release info. via SS
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July 13th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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The New York Knicks palette is one that has been seen a limitless number of times in the sneaker game, albeit with the majority of the instances falling in the Swoosh category, with adidas and even the Ewing line also putting their two cents in previously. One brand that hasn’t had its hands on the orange and royal at any point in recent memory is Asics. Frequent collaborator Ronnie Fieg looked to fix things with the sample, an awesome Knicks colored pair that is a 1 of 1 for the time being. Would you scoop up a pair of the Ronnie Fieg x Asics Gel Saga “Knicks” (which actually popped up around a year ago as a teaser) if they made their way into KITH spots at some point in the future? Let us know in the comments below.
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