ASICS Noosa Tri 16
Road · Tempo · Intervals
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| Weight | Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| ClaimedMen | 215 g | 5 mm |
| ClaimedWomen | 185 g | 5 mm |
Sources and measurements
Measurements apply to the tested sample. Size and measurement method can affect the values.
Claimed · Men
Weight: 215 g · Drop: 5 mm
Reference size not stated
- ASICS Noosa Tri 16 · men · Reviewed 2026-10-09
Claimed · Women
Weight: 185 g · Drop: 5 mm
Reference size not stated
- ASICS Noosa Tri 16 · women · Reviewed 2026-10-09
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About the shoe
A light, unplated road trainer with FF BLAST PLUS. Doctors of Running found versatility but some low-volume fit issues; RunRepeat measured more toe room and strong traction. Check fit with your running socks; the upper scored poorly in laboratory abrasion testing.
- Comfort
- 90/100
- Response
- 72/100
- Stability
- 78/100
- Cushioning
- 80/100
TempoIntervalsRaceEasy / Recovery
Independent reviews
Reviewed specifications
- Plate
- None
- Plate construction
- —
- Rocker
- —
- Cushioning
- 4/5
- Terrain
- Road
- Roles
- Tempo · Intervals · Race · Easy / Recovery
Manufacturer specifications
- Construction
- ASICS specifies FF BLAST PLUS foam and an engineered mesh upper.
- Outsole
- ASICS lists ASICSGRIP outsole rubber.
- Running feel
- Doctors of Running found versatility from easy efforts to faster sessions.
- Fit
- Doctors of Running: Matt found low toe volume; David wanted more midfoot space.
- Fit
- RunRepeat measured a roomy, rounded toe area, differing from some testers' impressions.
- Tested grip
- RunRepeat found strong forefoot traction in its laboratory test.
- Upper abrasion test
- RunRepeat's laboratory abrasion test quickly damaged the toe mesh.
Sources: ASICS ↗ · Doctors of Running ↗ · RunRepeat ↗