A simple and classic color scheme has landed on the asics gel-lyte 3 with the release of this Black/Glacier Grey colorway.Constructed out of a synthetic nubuck all throughout the upper, this Gel Lyte 3 features Black on the perforated toebox, side panel underlay, split tongue, heel counter, laces, and outsole. Contrasting hits of Glacier Grey can then be seen on the overlays, ankle, heel, inner liner, and midsole. Just a simple and clean colorway that you can add to your rotation with ease. The GL3 can be copped now at select retailers for $100.


Last offered in mint green, the asics gel-lyte evo returns this Fall 2016 in a vibrant and classic palette of red/black.Defined by a TPU plated upper that creates a distinctive design, the component is essentially dipped in bright red, while it’s enhanced with contrasting black accents across its entirety, in particular, the signature formstripe branding, split tongue, inner lining, laces and full-length rubber sole unit for bold two-tone makeup.You can purchase this pair at select Asics retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is imminent.


Born in 1990, the asics gel-lyte evo nt has since become an icon of the sneaker world. This is thanks to its countless re-issues in original and new colorways, as well as a plethora of memorable collaborative releases. But what made the GEL-Lyte III the brand’s go-to retro runner in the first place? The unique split tongue, of course. The innovative and unorthodox tongue design was crafted as an alternative to the standard shoe tongue, which often slipped to one side or the other—instead of staying in the middle where it was supposed to. The resulting shoe made for an atypical and forever-remembered running silhouette.