Asics Gel-1130 W "Faded Denim Pure Silver" (1203A609-401)

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Asics Gel-1130 W "Faded Denim Pure Silver" - product description The Asics Gel-1130 W "Faded Denim Pure Silver" is a stylish reissue of a 2008 running shoe that perfectly aligns with today's retro-tech trend. This model pays homage to the GEL-1000™ series, combining an archival silhouette with modern, sustainable solutions. The upper catches the eye with its unique "Faded Denim" colorway – the bright blue of the technical mesh harmoniously complements the silver panels of synthetic leather with a metallic sheen. The design is distinguished by its sustainable approach: the upper contains at least 20% recycled materials, and an innovative dyeing process for the insole significantly reduces water consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. Comfort is guaranteed by an advanced midsole equipped with the iconic GEL™ technology, which effectively absorbs shocks when moving on hard, urban surfaces. The TRUSSTIC™ system, known from ASICS professional running shoes from the late 2000s, provides stability and confidence with every step. By choosing the Gel-1130, you gain not only a timeless design with shimmering details, but also technological durability and support that will withstand the rigors of everyday, intensive use. Choose a combination of archival style and environmentally friendly features. Check out other versions of the Asics Gel-1130 available in our selection. ♻ Eco Friendly - a product made partly from recycled materials and dyed using an eco-friendly method Colors - Light Blue Faded Denim / Silver Pure Silver / White Material - Textile mesh / Recycled synthetic leather Classic sports style from the late 2000s. GEL™ technology for excellent cushioning and shock absorption TRUSSTIC™ system for improved foot stability and support Breathable, open-mesh upper for optimal ventilation Eco-friendly approach : recycled materials and reduced resource consumption in production Stylish, metallic overlays for a modern look Solution dyeing insert, reducing CO₂ emissions