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ASICS Cumulus 27
New Balance 1080 v15
ASICS Cumulus 27ASICSCumulus 27New Balance 1080 v15New Balance1080 v15
Scores
Overall7.838.17
Ride7.58.5
Design & Comfort8.58.0
Value7.58.0
Price
Price₹6,000₹17,000
Specs
CategoryDaily trainerDaily trainer
Weight–245 g
Heel stack38 mm40 mm
Forefoot stack30 mm34 mm
Drop8 mm6 mm
FoamFF Blast PlusInfinion
Plate––
Fit
Support––
Fitstandardstandard
Sizingtrue to size–
Recommended runner weightSuitable for heavier beginners of 80 to 85 kgBest under 90 kg; works above 90 kg with lower durability
Best for
Best forEasy runsLong runsBeginnersRunners 90 kg+Easy runsLong runsBeginnersRunners 90 kg+
ProsBalanced FF Blast Plus ride that doesn't tire you out · Very stable: heel counter, gusseted tongue and midsole flares · Upper more breathable than the Cumulus 26, with a taller toe box · No rubbing over 18 km in heavy rain · Durable upper and midsole (about 800 km expected) · Thick 8 mm outsole, no visible wear after 35 km · Excellent value at ₹8,000 to ₹8,500Fun, jelly-like Infinion ride from 5 km to 30 km · More stable than the 1080 v14 · Light for its stack, about 240 to 250 g · Durable upper that will not tear easily · Premium tongue, heel padding and collar · 800 to 1,000 km expected under 90 kg
ConsRubberised EVA outsole may lose traction after about 400 to 500 km, especially in the wet · Less soft and bouncy than the Novablast 5 · Not for wide feet · PureGEL makes little noticeable difference · Not worth the ₹12,000 to ₹13,000 retail priceThick upper is less breathable than other super trainers · Upper feels neither premium nor soft · Forefoot narrower than the v14 · Hard to find online in India · Expensive at ₹15,000 to ₹17,000 · Lower durability above 90 kg
Avoid ifAvoid it if you have wide feet, or if you mostly run in the rain and plan to keep it well past 400 km.Avoid the standard width if you have wide feet or bunions, and skip it at full price if ₹15,000 is a stretch.