- SKU1203A296.101
- ActivitySPORTSTYLE
- Country of OriginVIETNAM
- FeaturesMid-top construction,FF BLAST™ technology
- Feed DescriptionThe EX89™ MT sneaker blends the heritage influences of the GEL-EXTREME basketball shoe from 1989 with modern cushioning properties. It was originally created by Toshikazu Kayano in the late 1980s as his first design project with ASICS. Its original high-top design was reworked with a mid-cut construction and color palettes that resemble an aged vintage look. We updated the cushioning system with our FF BLAST™ technology. It's met with a sculpted heel shape to improve underfoot comfort during everyday scenarios. The outsole’s pattern is meant to mirror the view of a city from the sky. This functional grip feature was initially inspired by the designer’s first business trip to the United States in 1987.
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- Imported/Marketed ByASICS India Pvt. Ltd. Unit No. 401, 4th Floor, World Mark-1, Sector-65, Gurugram-122001
- Manufacturer AddressBlock B1 - B12 and E1 - E12, A2-A5 Dong Xoai II Industrial Zone, Tien Thanh Ward, Dong Xoai Town, Binh Phuoc Province, VietNam.
- Manufacturer NameSHYANG YING CO., LTD
- PronationNeutral
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The EX89™ MT sneaker blends the heritage influences of the GEL-EXTREME basketball shoe from 1989 with modern cushioning properties. It was originally created by Toshikazu Kayano in the late 1980s as his first design project with ASICS. Its original high-top design was reworked with a mid-cut construction and color palettes that resemble an aged vintage look. We updated the cushioning system with our FF BLAST™ technology. It's met with a sculpted heel shape to improve underfoot comfort during everyday scenarios. The outsole’s pattern is meant to mirror the view of a city from the sky. This functional grip feature was initially inspired by the designer’s first business trip to the United States in 1987.




































