Published: November 10, 2010
Brooks Ghost 3, Asics Gel-Nimbus 12 Claim 2010 Runner's World International Shoe Awards
NEW YORK - (BUSINESS WIRE) - The international editors of Rodale's Runner's World magazine,
the worldwide authority on running information, awarded Brooks Ghost 3
with the International Editor's Choice award for best shoe of
2010 and the Asics Gel-Nimbus 12 as the best update of 2010. Now in its
sixth year, the 2010 International Shoe Summit unites the editors and
publishers of Runner's World's global editions for an exclusive
look at the 2011 product lines from the leading running shoe
manufacturers. The awards were presented at a special awards ceremony on
Nov. 5 at Providence in New York City.
The Runner's World International Editor's Choice award for "Shoe
of the Year" is presented annually in collaboration with the
International Shoe Summit, part of Runner's World's global
initiative to find, test and designate the best shoes in the world for
its readers in the countries where it currently publishes: Australia/New
Zealand, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, The
Netherlands/Belgium, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Sweden,
the United Kingdom and the United States.
About The Brooks Ghost 3: Although the original Ghost was a
performance trainer, each update has moved the shoe more firmly into the
neutral-cushioned category. It's still light and zippy while being
supportive enough to protect your legs on long runs. The heel is now
segmented to isolate impact forces and ease the foot through toe-off.
This update is built on a last similar to the Adrenaline GTS, and
testers enjoyed the snug fit through the heel and midfoot. We recommend
it for runners with a relatively efficient stride looking for plenty of
arch support.
(For complete Runner's World review and video: http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-240-400--13595-4-1X2X3X4X5X6X7-8,00.html)
About the Asics Gel-Nimbus 12: There's cushioning and then
there's swaddling your feet in soft foam and Gel, which is what the
Nimbus does. The cushioning provides excellent impact protection, and
the foam-lined interior is soft and squeezy in all the ways our testers
wanted. They praised the shoe's fit and feel, and many also had good
things to say about the shoe's offset lacing pattern. Recommended for
runners with normal to high arches looking for a neutral-cushioned shoe
with a bit of added stability.
(For complete Runner's World review and video: http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-240-400--13496-4-1X2X3X4X5-6,00.html)
Runner's World editors and hundreds of independent wear-testers,
both domestically and globally, put all running shoes through rigorous
testing. Additionally, mechanical testing at the Runner's World
Shoe Lab objectively assesses all shoes reviewed in the magazine. The Runner's
World International Shoe Awards help runners select the most
appropriate shoes for their levels and needs.
About Runner's World
Recognized as the worldwide authority on running information, the
mission of Rodale's Runner's World is to inform, advise and
motivate runners of all ages and abilities. Named to Adweek's 2010 Hot
List, Runner's World aims to help runners achieve their personal
health, fitness and performance goals while inspiring them with vivid,
memorable storytelling. Runner's World also offers the Runner's World
Challenge, allowing readers to interact with editors while training for
races and run races with the magazine's staff. Runner's World
publishes 14 international editions: Australia/New Zealand, Brazil,
France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands/Belgium, Philippines,
Poland, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom. For up-to-date
running news, visit www.runnersworld.com,
and get instant updates on twitter (@runnersworld) and Facebook
(Runner's World Magazine). Runner's World is also available as a
mobile app on the iPhone and iPad.

Runner's World
David Tratner, 212-808-1358
Director of
Communications
david.tratner@rodale.com
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