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ASICS Novablast 6
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ASICS · men

Novablast 6

Blue

£139.90£139.99

Drop

8mm

Stack

41.5/33.5mm

Terrain

road

Support

neutral

Width

D

Season

AW26

Sizes at best price (UK)

1112

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Start Fitness£139.90bestin stock42h agoGo to shop
SportsShoes.com£139.99in stock42h agoGo to shop

On paper

The Novablast 6 is a neutral road shoe from ASICS (AW26 season). It runs an 8mm drop on a 41.5/33.5mm stack.

We track 13 colourways of this shoe, priced from £139.90 to £140.00 right now. This Blue build sits at £139.90 — currently the cheapest colour. Retailers clear colour by colour, so the spread moves week to week.

From ASICS

Advice for Road Runners: The ASICS Men's Novablast 6 Running Shoes offer even more comfort and energy return than the previous model. The Novablast Running Shoes deliver a bouncy ride for everyday miles.

A full-length FF BLAST™ MAX midsole - one of ASICS' most energetic midsole foams - offers cloud-like softness with amazing energy return.

Energy return is also enhanced by the FF Turbo² trampoline pod bubble in the forefoot.

The high midsole stack in the Novablast 6 Running Shoes means the cushioning will feel very protective - which should translate into lost of underfoot comfort.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

breathablelightweight

Construction

  • Engineered Woven Mesh Upper
  • Minimal, Stretch Tongue
  • Padded Heel Collar
  • Traditional Lacing System
  • FF TURBO² Midsole
  • FF Blast Max Foam
  • ASICSGRIP Rubber Outsole

Other versions of this model

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Similar shoes

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Complete the kit

Kit that goes with this, in stock now — a spread of prices, not our picks.