Case Study: ASICS’ information for underpronation and supination

ASICS is a footwear brand that provides clear, reliable online guidance for underpronators and supinators. By actively addressing the needs of these customers, ASICS helps them find the right information to select appropriate footwear with confidence.

Making informed decisions can lead to better outcomes—such as improved comfort and injury prevention.

Access accurate and reliable online information to help make good decisions about footwear.

1) Educational Resources

ASICS provides easy-to-understand explanations about underpronation—what it is, how it affects movement, and how the right footwear can help.

Check out their Pronation Guide: What Pronation Is & Why It Matters for more details.

2) Technology & Innovation

As ASICS has developed ‘neutral’ shoes as part of their range (suitable for underpronators and supinators) their guidance also provides examples of these. Features of ‘neutral’ shoes include:

  • Sole shape engineered to support natural foot movement

  • High-cushioning for extra shock absorption

  • Flexible midsoles to promote a natural stride

3) Product-Specific Guidance

The ASICS website and marketing materials clearly indicate which models are best suited for underpronators. This helps customers make the right shoe choice when shopping, reducing confusion and guesswork and enabling informed purchasing decisions

Reliable information from other brands

Many other footwear brands have accessible and reliable information on underpronation or supination which are:

  • Easily accessible – with clear product descriptions & online resources

  • Evidence-based – shoe recommendations are supported by footwear design

  • Consumer-friendly – customers are helped to make informed purchasing decisions

Brands such as Nike, New Balance, Hoka, Saucony, and Brooks have a history of offering reliable products, information, and tools to support underpronators (supinators).

Finding companies that prioritize education alongside product development empowers us to make foot-health-friendly choices.

Get in touch

Have you used ASIC’s guidance and found it helpful? Or have you come across other brands or online resources that have provided valuable support? We’d love to hear from you! Share your experiences with us.

A note from OutwardStride

We at OutwardStride are not medical experts and do not provide advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We recommend consulting a professional for tailored guidance.

Previous
Previous

Where to start? Finding casual shoes in a retail shop suitable for underpronators or supinators

Next
Next

As an underpronator or supinator, does your big toe pull its weight?