ASICS Shoes at DSW: Running, Tennis, and Lifestyle Styles in One Place
ASICS shoes at DSW span road running, trail running, tennis, and lifestyle categories. Every line applies the same founding principle ASICS established in 1949: footwear engineered to support athletic performance. ASICS running shoes make up the largest section, with models across neutral cushioning, stability, and entry-level categories. DSW stocks women's ASICS and men's ASICS in sizes from 5 to 15 on most styles. DSW VIP members get free shipping on every order.
Running Shoes, Court Shoes, and Lifestyle Sneakers
The ASICS styles found at DSW are perfect for running at every age and skillset, with various models, support levels, and lightweight cushioning. Most running styles use ASICS GEL cushioning in the heel, and higher-mileage models also add FlyteFoam in the midsole for a lighter, more responsive ride. Most ASICS shoes at DSW run true to size. Runners logging 30+ miles per week typically size up half a size to allow for foot swell on long runs.
Filtering ASICS Shoes at DSW by Category and Use Case
DSW's filtering tools let you narrow ASICS shoes by activity (running, training, tennis), gender, width, and size. Wide-width ASICS are available in select GT-1000, Gel-Contend, and GEL-Venture styles, which matters for runners with wider feet who need support without a pinched forefoot. Browse women's ASICS running shoes for gender-specific sizing, or ASICS to start from the full brand page.
FAQs
What categories of ASICS shoes does DSW carry?
DSW carries ASICS running shoes, training shoes, tennis shoes, and lifestyle sneakers — for women and men, in standard and select wide widths.
Are ASICS shoes at DSW available in wide width?
Yes. Select ASICS models, including the GT-1000 and GEL-Contend are available in wide width for men’s and women’s sizing. Filter by width on the ASICS shoes page to see available options.
How do ASICS shoes fit compared to other running brands?
ASICS shoes generally run true to size, with a slightly narrower toe box than New Balance or Brooks. Runners with wider feet should filter for wide-width styles or size up half a size.
