asics wrestling shoes

[maravillin]

should i go with a split sole or uni sole in the asics? any help is welcomed

 

[LRjiujitsu]

what they said
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[Airdyne23]

should i go with a split sole or uni sole in the asics? any help is welcomed

It's a question of mobility versus stability. A unisole offers greater stability as the sole is cast in one piece. A lot of people prefer this if their favoured techniques are straight shots (singles or doubles etc).

Others prefer the mobility of a split sole, many who favour high amplitude throws or techniques requiring a lot of pivoting in a circular motion (such as many Greco techniques) prefer the split sole.

So it depends what you want? A more stable platform with less ability to rotate, or a more flexible platform that lets you perform more dynamic movements but with a little less stability? Either way Asics make great shoes, and it's more a question of preference, I'm sure either one will offer great protection and performance. Hope this helps.:icon_lol:

 

[OSB Flyweight]

As a wrestler, i never noticed a difference. if youre planning on buying asics, then whichever style you get is more than likely gonna be top quality. i loved the cael v1, but they no longer make those. ='( and those were a single sole. i primarily threw people, so it could just be that i broke in the soles to get used to the way i wrestled.

 

[CaliKid45]

get the cael v.4 or the gables or the rulons. theyre are all great shoes.!!

 

[maravillin]

word..thanks, ima go with the caels...

 

[OSB Flyweight]

get the gables... as for the caels, since they dont make the v1s anymore, get either the v3 or v4s, theyre the same jus different style on the colors

 

[Tone C]

It's a question of mobility versus stability. A unisole offers greater stability as the sole is cast in one piece. A lot of people prefer this if their favoured techniques are straight shots (singles or doubles etc).

Others prefer the mobility of a split sole, many who favour high amplitude throws or techniques requiring a lot of pivoting in a circular motion (such as many Greco techniques) prefer the split sole.

So it depends what you want? A more stable platform with less ability to rotate, or a more flexible platform that lets you perform more dynamic movements but with a little less stability? Either way Asics make great shoes, and it's more a question of preference, I'm sure either one will offer great protection and performance. Hope this helps.:icon_lol:

Good post m8,best desciption and explanation of that I have seen..

 

[Airdyne23]

Good post m8,best desciption and explanation of that I have seen..

Happy to help.