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A Preview Of Asics Runners For Fall 2015

A Preview Of Asics Runners For Fall 2015

Asics Fall 2015 Preview

Continually becoming a bigger and bigger name in the sneaker world, Asics is showing no signs of relinquishing their spot in the retro runner marketplace—as we can see by this latest crop of offerings for fall 2015. In sizing for both men and women, we spot the Gel Lyte III, Gel Lyte V, and the Gel Lyte Speed in another strong set of colorways with mostly subtle palettes for the guys and a colorful graphic lean for the ladies. Highlights include a matching set of pine green Gel Lyte IIIs and Gel Lyte Vs, while the women’s Gel Lyte III heads to outer space with a celestial graphic. Enjoy the Asics retro runner preview, and then expect them all to be available at select Asics retailers in the US later this fall.

Source: luisaviaroma

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