These are some pretty sweet-looking Asics Gel Blast 4. The previous model, the Asics Gel Blast 3, was popular with a couple different players on tour, so I bet we will spy these on the courts when the season starts.
Update: Yep, they’re popular on tour. The men’s versions are below. See here for the women’s versions.
Note: These have been succeeded by the Asics Gel Blast 5.
Here’s Omar Mosaad wearing the Gel Blast 4’s against Ramy Ashour:
And here’s Cameron Pilley wearing the blue version in the first picture and the green version in the second picture:
Here’s Hisham Ashour (in the background) actually wearing two different colors of Gel Blast 4s:
Here are all the colors I’ve seen, and where to buy them.
Here’s the black guy:
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Buy (UK): sportsshoes.com
The red guy:
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Buy (UK): spartoo.co.uk
Buy (Canada): controlthet.com
The yellow(ish) guy:
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The green guy:
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Buy (Canada): controlthet.com
The blue and silver guy:
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And an orange guy:
Image via sportsshoes.com
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Buy (UK): sportsshoes.com
Buy (Canada): sportsvirtuoso.com
Sahil Vohra says
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Hey, thanks for the info. I was checking out the Gel Blast 5 at the Asics flagship store in London yesterday, pretty steep @ 105 GBP. Finally found one online for 60 bucks. Before I pick them up though, would you have an idea of what they’ve improved in the 5 over the 4?
I currently play with the Black & Silver Asics Gel Rocket. Really light (mediocre balance) and decent cushioning. The Blasts are much heavier, do you think that would make a big difference on court?
Also – I came across the Gel Extent (http://www.sportsshoes.com/product/asi3291/asics-gel~extent-indoor-court-shoes/?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=ppc&utm_content=display&utm_campaign=product_placement&_%24ja=tsid%3A22369). Whats your take on these?
I live in Delhi and we’re not really a massive squash country – even though we have a few good guys on the circuit, so none of these are available here!
Be happy if you could help!
Cheers!
D says
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Brilliant Tony. I had a hard time with my comprehension of the analogies aerator was using. But your interpretation is like unlocking a squash bible. I agree, this person is a squash genius.
aerator says
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Tony says
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I see how that can relate to squash. “Marketing”must relate to how one moves on court. Mulching is like staying low on the T and it helps “decompose” your opponents loose shots. Genius aerator, pure genius.