The Gel-Cumulus 24 is a versatile everyday trainer that caters to runners across various distances. It boasts a softer and more responsive feel from the upper to the foam underfoot, enhancing overall comfort. The shoe has been designed with an improved heel fit for an even better fit. Additionally, its engineered mesh upper ensures breathability, helping to keep your feet cool during your run. This smooth distance trainer has been updated with Asics' FF Blast cushioning, maintaining its lightweight nature while delivering a softer landing and a more energized toe-off.
The Gel-Cumulus 24 is a versatile everyday trainer that caters to runners across various distances. It boasts a softer and more responsive feel from the upper to the foam underfoot, enhancing overall comfort. The shoe has been designed with an improved heel fit for an even better fit. Additionally, its engineered mesh upper ensures breathability, helping to keep your feet cool during your run. This smooth distance trainer has been updated with Asics' FF Blast cushioning, maintaining its lightweight nature while delivering a softer landing and a more energized toe-off.
The Gel-Cumulus 24 is a versatile everyday trainer that caters to runners across various distances. It boasts a softer and more responsive feel from the upper to the foam underfoot, enhancing overall comfort. The shoe has been designed with an improved heel fit for an even better fit. Additionally, its engineered mesh upper ensures breathability, helping to keep your feet cool during your run. This smooth distance trainer has been updated with Asics' FF Blast cushioning, maintaining its lightweight nature while delivering a softer landing and a more energized toe-off.
The Gel-Cumulus 24 is a versatile everyday trainer that caters to runners across various distances. It boasts a softer and more responsive feel from the upper to the foam underfoot, enhancing overall comfort. The shoe has been designed with an improved heel fit for an even better fit. Additionally, its engineered mesh upper ensures breathability, helping to keep your feet cool during your run. This smooth distance trainer has been updated with Asics' FF Blast cushioning, maintaining its lightweight nature while delivering a softer landing and a more energized toe-off.
Last updated at 03/21/2026 21:17:17
Asics Gel-Cumulus 24 Mens Navy Running Shoes
Delivery $56.80
originally posted on rogansshoes.com
My second pair of this make and model. Great for outside running and on the treadmill. Fantastic cushion on the back foot strike, they allow me to go into the 'runner's zone' without having to think about the shoes at all - very light. They do not feel big or clunky at all for shoes that provide so much cushion and comfort and provide all this while still feeling like a 'limber' shoe. Was a Nike guy my whole life but now I buy just Asics - greatly prefer the gel shoes to the air shoes. One note: I am normally a 10 across the board but took 10.5 with these.
originally posted on asics.com
Very stylish and quite a different feel from the Cumulus 23 I know and love. They seem more cushioned and also faster with a less relative perceived effort.Hugged my feet (lockdown) so not as much movement as in my older 23's but this may be down to newness.I'll do around 200 miles before I wear them for the Brighton Marathon in April 2024.My only issue with Asics Cumulous is they let the water in. Expect wet feet from puddles and running in the rain . The uppers should always be Gore-Tex which the more expensive GTX versions are.
originally posted on asics.com
I’ve been running in ASICS shoes for over 30 years. I recently bought a pair of the Gel Cumulus 24’s. So far, after about 20 miles, they feel very good. These shoes are very comfortable with the proper amount of cushion. I wear a size 10 and they seem to fit pretty true to size. It’s a very good neutral running shoe for every day workouts. When it’s time to replace these, I will more than likely look for another pair of these Cumulus 24’s.
| Style | Sneaker |
| Season | Spring |
| Performance/Activity | Running & Jogging |
| Occasion | Activewear |
| Insole Material | Synthetic |
Asics Gel-Cumulus 24 Mens Navy Running Shoes
Delivery $56.80
My second pair of this make and model. Great for outside running and on the treadmill. Fantastic cushion on the back foot strike, they allow me to go into the 'runner's zone' without having to think about the shoes at all - very light. They do not feel big or clunky at all for shoes that provide so much cushion and comfort and provide all this while still feeling like a 'limber' shoe. Was a Nike guy my whole life but now I buy just Asics - greatly prefer the gel shoes to the air shoes. One note: I am normally a 10 across the board but took 10.5 with these.
Very stylish and quite a different feel from the Cumulus 23 I know and love. They seem more cushioned and also faster with a less relative perceived effort.Hugged my feet (lockdown) so not as much movement as in my older 23's but this may be down to newness.I'll do around 200 miles before I wear them for the Brighton Marathon in April 2024.My only issue with Asics Cumulous is they let the water in. Expect wet feet from puddles and running in the rain . The uppers should always be Gore-Tex which the more expensive GTX versions are.
I’ve been running in ASICS shoes for over 30 years. I recently bought a pair of the Gel Cumulus 24’s. So far, after about 20 miles, they feel very good. These shoes are very comfortable with the proper amount of cushion. I wear a size 10 and they seem to fit pretty true to size. It’s a very good neutral running shoe for every day workouts. When it’s time to replace these, I will more than likely look for another pair of these Cumulus 24’s.
Got these having had Cumulus 20s which I loved before retiring them.Bought same size but these feel a bit tighter at the front.After 61km, the heel is still a bit stiff and I need to make sure I wear the right socks to prevent rubbing.Running felt good, they're light and well cushioned, but I'm keeping an eye on my feet rolling as it looks like it's a bit more exaggerated than usual, though I'm not feeling any effect.Did notice this morning that they didn't feel as spongy on a tarmac climb, but it came back on the downhill. Not something I've noticed in a shoe before (the sudden, noticeable difference) so I'll be keeping an eye on that.Overall I'm enjoying them, just noticing a few things that I wouldn't expect from a regular workhorse shoe.Also, longer ... MoreGot these having had Cumulus 20s which I loved before retiring them.Bought same size but these feel a bit tighter at the front.After 61km, the heel is still a bit stiff and I need to make sure I wear the right socks to prevent rubbing.Running felt good, they're light and well cushioned, but I'm keeping an eye on my feet rolling as it looks like it's a bit more exaggerated than usual, though I'm not feeling any effect.Did notice this morning that they didn't feel as spongy on a tarmac climb, but it came back on the downhill. Not something I've noticed in a shoe before (the sudden, noticeable difference) so I'll be keeping an eye on that.Overall I'm enjoying them, just noticing a few things that I wouldn't expect from a regular workhorse shoe.Also, longer laces than my 20s is much appreciated (I'm missing a bit of finger so lacing can be fiddly)
I thought the best shoes I ever bought were the Brooks Ghost running shoe. I still defend those, but these compete. The upper is breathable and comfortable, while the soles are solid and supportive. I have high arches and walk a lot during the day, so it's vital to have a solid base. These might be a touch on the firm side, depending on what you need, but they felt great from minute one. Normally I use the lack lock for more comfort and stability, but these don't need it. If you're an under pronator with serious arches, I'd wager you'll be pretty happy with these.
I think these are really great daily trainers - so much so that I’ve stocked up on them for when my current pair are worn out. Perhaps could be a touch lighter but given that they actually have good grip underfoot, I think the balance is fine on that front. Super comfy for runs and shorter periods of casual use, with zero heel slippage - at least on my foot. For full day use I think the thinnish tongue causes a touch too much lace bite. You’d probably want to look elsewhere if you take running seriously enough to have ‘a rotation’ but if you’re a twice a week 5-10k type like me, these are perfect.
ASICS dropped the ball on this one. Ive been wearing the Cumulus for about 10 years without an issue but the 24 is a different story. After about 4-5 miles, the pain in the balls of my feet is horrible. At 10 miles, the pain is unbearable. Ive tried tying the laces in different ways and loosening and tightening them, as well. Nothing stops the pain. Ive got two new pairs still in boxes that im afraid to wear.
I bought these for general gym use - so far so good! They’re really light, comfy, bouncy to walk around in, and really flexible when on the cross trainer and rower. A small issue for me is they don’t support my feet enough under the arches so my feet and knees collapse in a bit. A bit annoying as I’d hoped to wear them for jogging too, but would definitely injure myself if I did. I’ve had earlier models of these that were fine, I don’t know what has changed. I’d say if you have quite high feet arches, don’t buy these ones.
My perfect go-to shoe! Nice, cozy fit, fantastic cushioning and makes every run enjoyable. I keep buying the Cumulus 24 because I'm a big fan of the Gel cushioning and the outsole design. The insole has small nubs that work like a massage on the bottom of your feet. The Cumulus 25 uses foam only for cushioning and has less thickness on the outsole. I really haven't tried the 25, so I can't critique it fairly, but I'm totally in love with the 24!
I have injured my left ankle back in 2008 but not fully recovered ever since. It still occasionally hurts if I on my feet for 10-12 hours daily, so I really have to watch that I have a proper support around my ankle and heel. I also wear orthopedic insoles for work, so it is necessary to have enough room to fit them in my shoes. I previously bought a gel-cumulus running shoes 4-5 years ago, and it is truly one of the best trainers I ever had, but the rubber sole now is starting to wear off, so I wanted a similar one. The cushioning even better than the old one, feels more comfortable. A very good all-rounder, very much recommended by all means.
| Style | Sneaker |
| Season | Spring |
| Performance/Activity | Running & Jogging |
| Occasion | Activewear |
| Insole Material | Synthetic |
