Side by side comparison: ASICS Gel-Nimbus 28 vs Mizuno Sky Prime
Product Judgment
Solid
released 2026
Price Judgment
Unjustified
Widely Available
Performance
Run Fitness
Pros & Cons
Stable for a neutral shoe
Lighter than previous Nimbus
Secure, comfortable upper
Firmer than expected
Tongue can cause lace bite
Limited flexibility
Specs
| Best for | 5:30–7:00 min/km |
| Drop | 8 mm |
| Stack | 39.5 mm heel / 34.3 mm forefoot |
| Weight | 278–280 g (men's US 9), 242 g (women's) |
| Terrain | road |
| Width | medium |
| Pronation | neutral |
| Season | all seasons |
| Plate | no |
Judgment Summary
Stable, firmer daily trainer with premium comfort; Strong but less plush than past Nimbus.
Where to Buy
Product Judgment
Strong
released 2026
Price Judgment
Reasonable
Widely Available
Performance
Run Fitness
Pros & Cons
Maximal cushioning
Durable outsole
Adaptive knit upper
Narrow, tapered toe box
Limited speed versatility
Stiff heel counter
Specs
| Best for | 5:30–7:30 min/km |
| Drop | 6 mm |
| Stack | 47 mm heel / 41 mm forefoot |
| Weight | 295 g |
| Terrain | road |
| Width | medium |
| Pronation | neutral |
| Season | all seasons |
| Plate | no |
Judgment Summary
Max-cushioned daily trainer prioritizing comfort and protection for easy, long-distance running.