Size 10 Asics gel shoes, one shoe is too small

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wore the Brooks Adrenaline for athletic walking to help my foot with plantar fasciitis. The American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine recommends that you get the proper shoe for the kind of motion control you need to correct overpronation or oversupination and that the shoes has good cushioning to help control trauma to the foot.
Some models they recommend with extreme motion control include:
New Balance 1123
Asics Gel-Foundation 7 WSC or Evolution 3

Brooks Beas
Saucony ProGrid Stabil
Models with moderate motion control include:

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 8
New Balance 90
Ecco RXP 1660
Mizuno Wave Alchemy 7 WSC
Light motion control models include:
New Balance 1010 / W / S
Asics GT-2130
Mizuno Wave Nexus 2
Saucony ProGrid Echelon Score - 35

If you're buying shoes for the first time or replacing an old pair these advices will help ensure you get the most from your purchase. Size- Each manufacturer has different recommendations. For example, Asics and Adidas recommend that you add a 1/2 size to your gym shoe size while Nike recommends one full size to your normal gym shoe size. The 1/2 size for Asics and Adidas is a good benchmark. For younger wrestlers you should probably add a full size to their normal shoe size. This way the shoes will last longer, especially if your daughter or son is growing quickly. Price - Next, you need to determine your budget Most wrestling shoes range from $40 to well over $100. If you're not sure whether your son or daughter will stay in the sport long enough to get full value from the shoes, it's best to go with the cheaper shoe. Brand - Finally your last option is to choose the brand. As mentioned, Brute, Adidas, Nike, Infinity, and Asics have been manufacturing shoes for many years and provide great quality products. In many cases your wrestler will get 1-2 years out of these shoes.

I love my saucony ignition sneakers. I have normal to high arches too. They have a really nice cushioned sole and just the right amount of support. At times, I also put insoles inside to add slightly more inside arch support if I'm running frequently for just feel like my feet are tired. I have tried other brands and have not found the fit I love with the Saucony brand. I just went to ****'s Sporting goods 2 days ago thinking mine were worn. Was talked into the asics gel, which are also nice. Got home, compared them to my old ignition's and to my surprise realized the Saucony's were still a better feel. Not worn out after all. Bringing back Asics tommorrow. Plus, Saucony igniton was half the price. Hope you will enjoy your's as much as I do.

I have just switched from Saucony to Asics myself. I've always run in the Grid Omni series which is along the same lines stability wise as the Asics 2000 series I think.
But I have had two rounds of stress fractures in my left medial tibia (last one was training and running Philly this past fall).
Been doing lots of physio etc. and I decided to change shoes. I researched alot through discussion groups etc. and thought the 2130's might be good to try. I went to my running store and the owner who is super knowledgeable had me try a few pairs and she thought I rolled in less with the 1120's and a lift in the left shoe. My right leg never causes me trouble unless I try a more stable shoe. (I tried the Omni ultimates and ended up with IT band issues). Anyway, the 1120's with the lift seem to be ok so far. But I am only doing 5K treadmill runs at the moment, Can't tell yet if my shin is going to complain or not.

I bought these shoes for indoor volleyball and the gym and I am satisfied so far. The only thing I would consider a con is that they make my already large feet look pretty large, while some other athletic shoes don't always look so big. I also wanted to state that while they do fit "mostly" true to size, they are slightly on the larger side so my feet are sliding around a little bit requiring me to wear larger socks. The comfort is great and I like that there are holes in the insole at the arch allowing for them to breath. So far I'm pretty happy with them.

I have been running for 50 years and I have tried almost every shoe. The Asics gel-150 or 160 TR has the best support of all the brands I have tried. If you have a low arch these are the best. Running in these shoes my arch no longer gives me any pain.