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Comments: This is one of the best tennis shoes that I have ever worn. I am a high school varsity player who plays
about 20 hours per week while having a lot of movement on the court. They are very comfortable especially if you have flat feet.
These shoes may feel stiff at first, but once you break them in, you will really start to love the Gel Resolution 5s! Overall, these
shoes are highly recommended if you are looking for a pair of tennis shoes that are highly durable, comfortable, and stable.
From: Justin, 2/15
Comments: I have been a long time Nike shoe consumer for as long as I can remember. After a number of comfort
issues and defects I decided to try something different. Chose these after reading a lot of reviews and I must say, I am now an
Asics fan for sure. Hands down the most comfortable shoe out of the box I have ever worn on the court. The shoe feels stable in
all areas and once I got the laces tightened up the right way I had to think twice to remember I even had something on my feet.
Just a super comfy ride and stable in ever way. As long as they have the color/look that is appealing will stay with Asics!
From: Todd, 1/15
Comments: If you're looking for a nice wide toe box, this is it. I had Asics before that caused loss of toenails and I
switched to New Balance in a 2EE width, but those soles didn't last. These fit great and based on the last Asics soles, these will
last a long time.
From: Scottie, 1/15
Comments: I bought 2 pairs (size 8) while visiting California last summer because we don't have these shoes in
Hong Kong, and I've read many good things about them, they look good too. I am very disappointed with them as the left and
right don't fit the same. The left shoe is narrower. Strangely enough, I also had the same problem with Nike at one time with the
Vapor Tour 9, but since then, Nike had resolved this and I didn't have any more issues with them since.
From: Kit, 1/15
Comments: I am a 4.0 player and this shoe really has great out of the box comfort with no break-in needed. I used
to wear the Barricade 8+ but the right sole got ripped. These are a lot more comfortable, but the P guard wears away fast and the
grip is not great. When making sharp turns there is just not enough traction to keep you from sliding all over the place
From: Bob, 1/15
Comments: I've played tennis for 40 years and have worn adidas shoes for the last 22 years. My last 3 pairs have
just not fit like adidas shoes from the past. My feet were killing me before I was finished playing. Another member of my club
suggested that I try Asics. Wow -- what a difference! Totally comfortable and gives me such a positive feeling while on court.
From: Tim, 12/14
Comments: Great shoe, felt perfect right out of the box. Played 3 sets and didn't even notice I was playing with new
From: John, 12/14
Comments: I purchased these due to all the good reviews and friend recommendations. They are by far one of the
best shoes for tennis. They look amazing, comfort is great! I will never buy another brand.
From: Anon, 12/14
Comments: The best shoes I have worn. Tried the adidas Barricade 7.0 and Nike shoes and hurt my toe. It took
some time for me to adjust. In Asics, there was no adjustments needed. Just wear and play. That's it!
From: Angel, 12/14
Comments: Very comfortable from the start, probably the most comfortable shoe I've worn. Not too heavy either,
so I really liked them. They do start to loosen up over time, but you can tighten the laces enough to compensate. But they are not
durable. The soles are (and come with a warranty to boot!) but the mesh on the uppers wears through very quickly (no warranty
for that!). I think it may be due to the scalloped synthetic upper near where the forefoot bends rubs/cuts into the mesh and in a
few weeks time wears a hole. I liked them but had to replace with a longer lasting shoe (disappointing especially for the premium
cost). If I saw them on sale for under $50 I'd get them again but not worth $100.
From: Jim, 11/14
Comments: I liked the feel of the shoes and found them comfortable. However, they just don't seem very durable.
After a couple months (I am a 56 year old, 4.0 playing 3-4 times a week), I had a singles match where I was getting run around a
bit and the outer mesh at the base of my toes on both shoes tore open and the one seam between the mesh and rubber instep
separated. The shoes just seemed poorly made or designed, unfortunately. I went back to my old standbys, the K-Swiss
Ultrascendors, which perform well and have always lasted 4-6 months for me before the sole tread wore out.
From: Rob, 11/14
Comments: Great shoes! I finally got rid of Achilles tendonitis. Before I tried Nike Ballistecs, adidas Barricades, New
Balances, etc. Asics are really in another league.
From: Kevin, 11/14
Comments: This shoe is very comfortable to wear -- nice style. The weight is average, but poor durability. The
outer part started to damaged in less than two months. I play 4-5 times a week.
From: Darwin, 10/14
Comments: My son, who plays high school tennis, recommended these shoes to me. I am a 53 year old, 4.0 USTA
rated player, still improving in technique. Wearing adidas Barricade V, VI, and VII models as well as Nike Vapor Zoom 9s, I
developed a callous on my right foot, making lateral movement difficult. The transition to the Asics Gel Resolution 5 has been
huge for me. I have no pain, and my mobility on the court is markedly better. This shoe is easily worn right out of the box, is
extremely good looking, and is durable. I recommend these shoes without reservation.
From: Ken, 10/14
Comments: This is by far the best shoe I've ever used. I had never worn this one before. For the past three years,
I've been using the Nike Court Ballestic 4.3. The new version of Rafa's Nike is too expensive. A friend told me to try his one and
man, I can't help cursing at myself for not trying this earlier.
From: Obaid, 10/14
Comments: Love this shoe. I've got 2 pairs of them, one in yellow and black. The other in white and blue. They are
very comfortable and light. I call these my "Mercedes" as my Lotto Raptor Ultras are my "Porsches." The socks I wear with all of my
tennis shoes are the heavy duty Thorlos, which make the shoes feel even better, and give great cushioning to the feet. The sizing
of these shoes is correct. Can't say enough good things about them. I guess that is why they are the most popular shoe worn by
both men and women at my tennis club.
From: Farhad, 10/14
Comments: Super comfy but I put a hole in them in two months. It took 4 months for them to become unplayable
due to the hole but nonetheless I was through the outsole with a quarter sized hole in two months. These do require a bit of break
in, and feel slow and clunky to me for the first couple of hours.
From: David, 9/14
Comments: Really loving this shoe! I've always played in Barricades. It was finally time to replace to them. I'm 46,
4.0 player and play about 12 hours per week. I started having sore feet and shin issues. After reading reviews on different shoes
I decided to make the change to the Asics Gel Resolution 5. They felt awesome right out of the box. I normally wear a size 9.5
and took the advice of sizing 1/2 down to a 9. They fit my wide foot perfectly. No break in required. I haven't had any issues
this shoe being too loose. My feet aren't sore and no shin problems after playing 3-4 hours. The nice thing about the Barricades
is the wear and life I got out of them. I'm hoping to get the same wear out of the Asics. I like that they come with the 6 month
sole guaranty. Even if they don't last as long as the Barricades, I'll be hard pressed to make a change. The Asics are just too darn
comfortable. I highly recommend this shoe. They are pricy but so is the new Barricade 8+.
From: Bruce, 9/14
Comments: Checking back in after a summer of wearing these shoes -- the shoe is holding up nicely with playing
around 2 hours of tennis a week (occasionally 4 hours). However, like what some others have reported, the shoe starts to loosen
up and the more you play the harder it is to stay tight in the upper front of the shoe. I have the laces tightened as much as the
neck of my foot can take but it still feels a little less supportive in the front toe area, creates too much movement when moving
side to side. The comfort is still there for this shoe three months in. I wish shoe companies carried a 13.5 size shoe because 13
always seems too small and the 14 runs big. With this shoe I have to wear two pairs of socks because of that problem, and the
stretching out doesn't help either. My previous shoes before this were the Vapor 9 and after having these shoes for a while I think
I will still go back with the feel, playability, and comfort of the newest Vapor line and just have to substitute the durability because
there is no shoe that is as comfortable and fast as the Vapor 9 (never tried the 9.5). Initial rating of this shoe was 4.5/5 and it has
gone down, but not much, just to a 4/5.
From: Preston, 9/14
Comments: The Gel Resolution 5 is the best shoe I have ever worn. There is no break-in period, put them on and
start playing tennis. I'm a 5.0+ player, 6'1 205 lbs and they are great. Asics are worn by a lot of tennis pro who don't have a
sponsorship. If you go to a Futures or challengers pro tournament you will find most of them wearing Asics. They are just better
built then any other shoe company out there.
From: Billy, 9/14
Comments: Great stock feel, but the sizing is +1/2 size (I'm a size 10 and had to buy a 9.5). And like a Chia Pet,
they grow with each hit. Yes, a tennis shoe that grows! Pros: Really nice out-of-the-box feel. And the soles have a lot of "oomph"
to them, daring a scrappy tournament player to test the 6-month warranty. The hefty sole is what lured me in, after only getting
1-month of use from my ultra-comfy Nike Vapor 9.5s (I was on my 7th pair of them in as many months, so it was getting
expensive!). Cons: I've only played in them twice. They felt promising the first few minutes, but for each changeover I had to
tighten them up a bit because my feet were sliding in the footbed. Then I started adding extra pairs of socks -- which I never want
to do! And the shoes still expanded. At this point I thought I was going a little mad, until I saw the other reviews. The upper is too
supple compared with older versions. They need to stiffen it up a bit so get the "locked in" feel of former Gel Resolution models.
The result is very poor stability and I rolled my ankle today, which I've never in 20 years of playing at a 5.0 level. I'm not going to
blame it on the shoe, but I won't rule it out as a possibility. The combination of a very stiff sole and a very loose upper is an
accident waiting to happen. The stiff sole gives you false confidence that the shoe is "solid" but when your foot moves too much
from side to side it's dicey! I really like the Asics line (the other GR models are awesome!) but the GR5 was a miss for me.
Hopefully this is helpful for other aggressive lateral movers. In competition I need more confidence in moving side-to-side and
that I can "dig in" to the hard courts.
From: Steve, 9/14
Comments: I tried these shoes coming from the Barricade family. I'm a junior player that is around a 4.5-5.0 level. I
liked the comfort of these shoes. They're very soft and supportive. However, I noticed that they're quite flimsy, as in my foot
moved around a lot in the them when moving. Now I'm probably just not used to shoes being like that since the Barricades are a
very secure fit. Also, I noticed that these shoes slid a lot. Their traction was not very good. Some people like that, and I understand
because I definitely did enjoy sliding in them when I wanted to. However, I did find myself slipping and almost falling a couple
times in matches. Not a fan of that personally. Lastly, they're much lighter than my Barricades. I really liked that. Overall, I think
these shoes are great, but like everything there's upsides and downsides. I'm going back to my Barricades, I just didn't find the
upsides of these shoes to be great enough to make sense to switch.
From: Ryan, 9/14
Comments: Great shoe! Light, but supportive in every way. Actually use on hard and rubico. 11 1/2 fits true to
size. If you're thinking about it, go get a pair -- you wont be disappointed!
From: Rick, 9/14
Comments: Excellent shoe. Cushioning is wonderful -- plush and supportive in the right places, especially on the
foot arch. Stability is great. Traction is a perfect balance. They feel light (definitely not clunky) and they breath well. Plus they
look really cool in my opinion. I agree they run 1/2 size large, but you still have enough room for your small toe when you go that
1/2 size down.
From: Anon, 8/14
Comments: Excellent shoe overall. I have many pairs in different colors. The sole is durable and I would
recommend these. However, this model definitely runs "longer" in the toe box so I suggest you get a 1/2 size smaller than what
you normally wear. Also, one small complaint is that the laces are slippery and therefore difficult to get them to hold the tension
when you try to tighten them up. I have a pair of the KSwiss Glaciators and they have the best laces I've ever used which have
kinks in them to hold the tension when tightening.
From: Eric, 8/14
Comments: Recently purchased these from Tennis Warehouse and have been very pleased with the shoes. First off,
Tennis Warehouse got the shoes out and to me very quickly and that was a bonus to the experience. The shoes are very
comfortable and the added width in the front of the shoe is beneficial to me since I have a slightly wider foot. They have plenty of
cushion and excellent traction. I have worn them several times playing and am quite impressed. I have also worn them a few
times all day and on these occasions the shoes perform well and my feet have not ended the day tired and sore. Overall, I am very
happy with this purchase and highly recommend these shoes and Tennis Warehouse.
From: Scott, 8/14
Comments: I liked the Asics Gel Resolution 4 better than 5. The 5 is a bit wider, so I would have to really tighten up
the shoe laces so that top part starts to wrinkle. The sole is more durable and it seems but harder. The Gel Res 4 is a perfect fit for
me and I use two socks per feet when I play. I still would not play in another brand, but I am disappointed that with Gel Res 5
because of it is too wide for me compared to 4 and previous years.
From: Joel, 8/14
Comments: After playing tennis for 34 years, my feet have developed some nasty calluses and bumps. Plus my
knees and ankles have been aching in recent years after two hours of tennis. Over the past 2-3 years, I have played with several
New Balance Models, the lastest Raptor Model from Lotto, and the Big Shot 2s from K-Swiss shoes, and now the Gel Resolution 5s.
Only the Gel Resolution 5 has been sturdy enough to handle my issues on the inside of the shoe. And since I have switched to the
Gel Resolution 5, my knee and ankle pain has subsided and the shoes are not showing the normal wear and tear like most other
models. I play 2-3 times per week for a total of 5-6 hours per week so I am not an everyday player. The Gel Resolution 5s are not
the lightest tennis shoes but they are sturdy and I strongly recommend them.
From: Marc, 7/14
Comments: These shoes are great on the court, but fit very very big from my experience. I looked all over to see
how they fit and everyone said true to size but I ordered a half size down just in case (ordered size 10.) the 10s were too big so I
ordered a 9.5 which were also too big and now I am comfortably in a 9. So I ended up sizing down 1.5 sizes.
From: James, 7/14
Comments: I weigh 160 lbs and have a wide foot. I have been using the Barricade 7s for a couple years now and
have found them tolerable -- the biggest draw back is they do not breathe very well. These shoes are much better for me. Lots of
support and after 3 hours of heavy playing my feet are not dry but far less wet than with the Barricades.
From: David, 7/14
Comments: Good comfort, cushioning, ventilation and outsoles are what makes these shoes one of the best.
However, the uppers are too soft and do not provide the same lateral support as the Lotto Raptor IVs. In fact, the mesh on the
upper are so weak, you will certainly see tears around the front end of the uppers where it bends the most even before your
outsoles will wear through. You need to order half a size down unless you're wearing your shoes for show and not competition.
The Lottos are by far more stable.
From: Niccolo, 7/14
Comments: I've worn a bunch of shoe brands including ones from Babolat, the adidas Feather II, the Lotto Raptor
Ultra IV and I think the Asics Gel Resolution 5 is the most comfortable, stable and all around tennis shoes for me. Out of the box, I
notice the superior build quality and stitching. I work as a photographer and the attention to details in the gluing, cut and
stitching are not lost on me. On the court, it is stable, reasonably light and very comfortable. There is no fear of my ankle rolling
over when I make aggressive cuts around the court. The same cannot be said of the adidas Feather II. I appreciate the great
cushioning when I dash around hard courts. With adidas, the insole and cushioning feels paperweight and my feet hurt after 2
hours of playing. The Lotto Raptor Ultra IV is good but I think the Asics are superior. The latest colorway is just wicked. I would
like to stock up another 4 pairs of these because they are just incredible.
From: Luis, 6/14
Comments: RIP Gel Resolution. Anybody who had the Resolution 2,3 and 4 knows the product since these has gone
downhill. Those earlier models were the best -- not so much anymore.
From: Liam, 6/14
Comments: Just wore these shoes right out of the box for a full match. Great initial comfort, support, flex, fit to
size, etc. This is my first pair of Asics ever and I purchased because of the TW reviews and most of the positive reviews of
customers. Previously wore the Nike Vapor 9s and loved the shoes for comfort, and speed and these shoes felt very similar.
Maybe not quite as fast as the Vapor 9s but my Vapor 9s wore though the outsole in less than 6 months of me playing 1-2 times a
week on hard court. These have the 6 month outsole guarantee so I will be reporting back on durability. I was looking for a new
shoe because I didn't like the look of the new Vapor 9.5s and I was very impressed with these new Gel Resolution 5s right out of
the box. I am 6'3", 230 lbs, an all court, aggressive player who plays 4.0 so I put some pressure on my shoes. I hope the
durability is as good as the comfort is. First impression rating is 4.5/5, and this may change after I wear them for
longer periods on the court.
From: Preston, 6/14
Comments: These shoes run a 1/2 a size bigger and are wider than normal. I have been using the Propulse 3s for
the past 3 years and it fits perfectly. This shoe has nice cushioning.
From: Giri, 6/14
Comments: For my narrow feet, I think this was an ok shoe. I am a 7.0 player and play tennis every day. These
shoes were very comfortable, and they got me around the court quickly, but they really lacked stability compared to the
barricades. The shoe also left marks all over the court, and sometimes, even the hard court would feel slippery with this shoe.
From: Dennison, 5/14
Comments: These are about a quarter size smaller than the Gel Res 4 (based on putting on a pair at the store), but
still fit longer than normal sizes. A size 8.5 with thick socks seemed tight at first but loosened up after break in and fit perfectly
now. For comparison, I wear a size 8 in work boots/dress shoes, size 9 for GR2 and Solution Speed, and 8.5 in Chucks. I also echo
other reviewers who noticed that the uppers seemed to stretch out. I'm a month into these and the shoe is significantly wider than
it was before. The loss in lateral stability is noticeable. While the durability is superior to the GR2, the stability is not up to par with
the GR2. Heel cushioning is comparable to the GR2 but forefoot cushioning is inferior to the GR2. Comfort is on par with the GR2
-- very comfortable shoes with little break in required.
From: Gene, 4/14
Comments: Great shoes! Great fit, support, comfort, stability, traction. These are so comfortable I actually wear
them beyond tennis.
From: Pat, 4/14
Comments: Simply the best tennis shoe I have ever worn. No issues with sizing. For my feet they have a better fit
than the Res 3 and Res 4. Stability is great, feel is great. Not too heavy not too light. Let's see if they are just as durable as the Res
3 and Res 4, which both lasted me 14 months with 3 days of play a week (I hardly even play on hard courts).
From: Kaspar, 4/14
Comments: Aesthetically and comfortable Asics! I traded back to these Asics from having an adidas Barricade 8s
pair that just didn't work for me comfort wise. One rubbed my upper foot to soreness. I'm not the least bit sorry that I did switch.
These Asic Gel 5s are a nice, supporting fit for my feet. They're true to the stated sized fit. I also bought a pair of the black
colored Superfeet inserts at the advice of a different local specialty sporting goods store. They even offer a more stable, in place
fit for my sweaty feet when sprinting all over the hard courts! I've had these shoes for a few months and they're wearing well so
far. I play 3-4 times a week. Highly recommend these quality shoes even for the price. They look great also. I also have Asics
brand cross training, walking shoes which are superb in comfort. I'm a local club level player enthusiast by the way.
From: Harlan, 4/14
Comments: The shoes are very comfortable. The size is about .5 size bigger then expected, but if you wear thick
socks it fits perfect. The issue I found with these shows is that i noticed the grey part of the upper part above the sole on the back
of the shoe is shaving rubber off the sole. With time it made a hole. Especially on the right shoe. Using the 6 month sole warranty,
I returned these shoes and ordered adidas Barricade 8s. Now I regret that as the adidas shoes are too firm, and are heavy and not
From: Michael, 3/14
Comments: The fit is way too big for me. I usually wear 11 or 11.5 so I ordered an 11 and fit more like a size 12!
Far too much room in the toe,
From: E, 3/14
Comments: Super shoe at first, then they seem to grow and adding socks is not what I want to do.
From: JC, 3/14
Comments: This would be a great shoe if they didn't have such pointy toes. The outside of the shoe angles in
sharply, leaving no room for your little toe. Nasty, like women's high heels. Otherwise, a great, comfortable, well-cushioned shoe.
From: Bob, 2/14
Comments: I previously have gone through two pairs of Asics Speed Solutions, size 10.5. I loved these but the
traction was poor. Tried the Resolution 5s in 10.5, but the sizing was simply wrong. Sent them back for exchange for a size 10
and those work well. Fit good, traction good, feel good. Only disappointment is with Asics for missing the size on these.
From: Rick, 12/13
Comments: Having played with the Gel Resolution 2,3, and 4s I can say that I was expecting a lot more from these
shoes. I had never really liked the Gel Resolutions for clay, or har-tru because of the outsole, but they had by far been the best
and most comfortable hard court shoes that I had played with. That is no longer, the quality of these shoes has gone down so
much. The first thing that i had noticed when i got these shoes was that they do run a bit larger than some other Asics, but
thankfully I ordered half a size down. The next thing that I noticed when I played with these was that although they were pretty
comfortable and they sat a lot higher off the ground than previous Asics. This took some getting used to, and it did affect my
movement for a while cause you need to regain the confidence in the shoes to stop and turn quickly when they are higher off the
ground, but eventually I got used to it. Like mentioned in some of the previous reviews, after a few weeks of play they stretch out
a lot to the sides, and I mean a lot, it probably increased the size of the shoe by a half-size or maybe even a full size. I play about
8 hours a week and generally wear out shoes in 1.5-2 months and always use the warranty. With these shoes im not sure if ill get
to that stage, the mesh part in the front of the shoe has already started to rip a lot, and the area that is on the side of the upper
right above the outsole , and right on the side of the big toe has almost ripped. I think that part of the shoe might wear out before
the outsole does. granted that i do sometimes slide on hard court this does happen to my shoes, but with the barricade 7's and
the court ballistec, as well as the air max cages this was not present until well after the sole was worn out. I have been an asics fan
even before they got big, and as popular as they are today, but i dont know if I will be buying again from them. I really wish that
they would somehow add support to the mesh area in the front so it doesnt rip that fast, or even bring the p-guard part back.
From: Bo, 12/13
Comments: These shoes are very good. These are the first good quality shoes I've actually tried so I can't compare
them to others. I play lots of tournaments and league singles and my footwork includes lots of lateral shuffling. Great traction and
balance. The only problem was the shoes get so loose within 2 months that my feet start sliding inside which ultimately caused
me shin splints -- so I had to get new pairs frequently. Hence, the 6 month outsole durability was a moot point.
From: Srinu, 12/13
Comments: My foot is medium/wide so the new Gel Resolution 5s give me that perfect, locked-in feel right out of
the box. They have great arch support with a quality insole. Breathable and great durability.
From: Jed, 12/13
Comments: I own 3 pairs of the Asics Gel Resolution 5s so I can rotate them for playing. Overall, I have found this
shoe to be excellent. They look good and the cushioning is superior. Beware: the shoe absolutely runs a 1/2 size too long, so
like me you will probably need to order a 1/2 size smaller than what you normally wear. The laces also feel a little flimsy for the
quality of the shoe. Asics could learn something from the laces used on the KSwiss Glaciator, which are a little beefier and have
kinks in them that help to make the laces easier to tie while maintaining the desired snugness. These are minor issues that should
be improved upon but that won't stop you from enjoying the performance of this shoe. I would definitely purchase this shoe
From: Eric, 11/13
Comments: After reading reviews, I was hesitant to order the GR5s. The GR4s were great, hands down the best
tennis shoe ever made! GR5 is a step down. Every time I wear the shoe, it expands a little more. At this point, I could be wearing
three pairs of socks -- the lateral support is gone and the fit is gone. Why would Asics take a great product and replace it with an
inferior one? Bring back the GR4s!
From: John, 11/13
Comments: I love Asics and have been buying them since the first Gel Resolutions came out. This is the first time
I've been disappointed, honestly. The look is great, but the shoes didn't feel nearly as comfortable from the start as the previous
models (still more comfy than any other shoe I've worn). I've already got a couple tears in the fabric on the toe box and I've lost
some traction after only 2 1/2 months. Good thing there is a 6 month warranty! I hope the next version are more like the 4's!
From: Cary, 11/13
Comments: As the GR4s are discontinued, I decided to try the GR5s. My GR4s didn't wear through the soles, but
the lateral support and overall stiffness of the shoes are gone, so I am afraid that I will slip and fall, and then be out of tennis for a
while. The GR5s seem a little narrower, but it could be because they are new. The traction is excellent, but they do feel heavier
than the GR4s, but perfectly acceptable. Seems like a pretty good shoe, but I will try some of the other ones like the Solution
Speed or Challenger 9, as I need a couple of pairs for the upcoming season. I play mainly doubles, both mens and mixed, so I
need a lightweight shoe, that allows fast lateral movement. For singles, I would go back to my adidas Barricades, because I need
the stability and am not concerned about speed and sudden movements.
From: Chris, 11/13
Comments: I purchased 2 pairs of these shoes for my son who is a competitive player. He wore one pair at a hard
court tournament and played a total of 11 hours. After 11 hours of play, there is considerable shading on the front of the sole,
the front of the shoe's upper has split, the reinforced inner portion of the upper has separated and the laces have started to fray.
From: Marcelle, 10/13
Note from TW: This sounds like you bought a defective pair. These are some of the more durable shoes on the market and come with a 6 month outsole warranty. Please contact our customer service so we can assist you further.
Comments: I was wearing the Babolat Propulses before, and I must say these are the most comfortable shoes I have
ever owned! They are very light and do not run hot at all. They provide a bit more support in the front than my Babolat shoes and
they are lighter and cooler. I love them!
From: Rob, 10/13
Comments: Gave these a try after being loyal to the Barricade. I think I will switch back. My heal slips, the left shoe
is comfortable but on the right, the arch is uncomfortable. I think it is the insole, because when I use a Barricade insole, it feels
From: Robert, 10/13
Comments: The Gel Resolution 5s run about a half a size large. TW indicated that the Gel Res 4s run large, but I
think the 5s run even larger. The 4s are lower to the ground and seem lighter. The 5s also have a bulkier feel. I don't get what
Asics was trying to achieve with this version because I dont see an improvement over the 4s. Still a pretty good shoe, but I prefer
the Gel Res 4s
From: Antonio, 10/13
Note from TW: We find the Asics Gel Res 5s to not run as big as the 4s, sorry that wasn't the case for your foot.
Comments: First off, the TW staff and service were/are outstanding. I play as a 4.0, and am 6'6" and 230lbs. In a
shoe, I need a roomy toe box (not roomy shoe) with some good medial support and serious durability. I was sorely disappointed in
the Gel Res 5. Medial support was non-existent, my heel was sliding all over the place, the shoes felt very heavy, they ran about
1/2 size too large (I ordered size 14), and felt really high off the ground. Now have the Propulse 3 in size 14 and they fit like a
glove, perfect medial support, feel much lighter and lower to the ground.
From: Ty, 10/13
Comments: These shoes feel bulky, but provide good support. It takes more energy to run around the court in
them. I'm coming from the Nike Vapor 9s, which were very light and nimble. One thing I don't understand is why can't Asics can't
get the sizing right? How difficult could it be? These shoes felt right for the first few weeks, but now, I tighten them more and
more each time and they still are a bit large. I would say 1/4 to 1/2 size large. Did not have this kind of problem with any other
shoes. Great looking shoes though.
From: Vlad, 9/13
Comments: I'm a big fan of the Gel Resolution 4s, but when I tried the new 5 model, I found the shoe not as
comfortable as the 4. Less cushioning, the sizing is off a bit, and the arch in the 5 is not as reinforced as in the 4. Why mess with
a good thing just to bring out a new edition to charge more? I wear a 12.5 in the 4s and the 5 is just a bit too big. I still love Asics
over any other shoe, but I really wish shoe companies would stick with what works best and not change something, just to
change. Thankfully I have some Resolution 4s around.
From: Wes, 9/13
Comments: I used two pairs of Gel Resolution 5s so far. Out of the box, they are very comfortable. I play a lot of 3.0
league and tournaments and they have very good traction and sole durability. The only problem has been that they got loose and
my foot would slide inside within 3 months, both times and I had to stop playing in them even though the sole showed very little
wear. I am 5'7" and weigh 145 pounds so I am a bit surprised about that.
From: Prem, 8/13
Comments: Ok, so I'm a guy and I wear a size 10 Asics running shoe for a perfect fit. Had to order a 9 to achieve
that same fit in the tennis shoe. However, my wife wears an 8 in an Asics running shoe and the size 8 tennis shoe fit her perfectly.
Weird. Now that I have the right fit I have nothing but wonderful comments about the Asics Gel Resolution 5 shoe. Luckily, TW has
a great return policy and customer service. Thanks TW!
From: Adam, 8/13
Comments: Asics took one of the best shoes I have ever owned and literally ruined it. For starters, the foot is
positioned much higher off the court, so you lose the quick mobility and connection to the ground that the previous Resolution 4's
had in spades. Second, they run big. And small. I tried the 9.5, too small. Ordered the 10. Too big. This has never happened to me
with Asics, so it's definitely something with this version. I had to wear 3 pairs of socks to get the right fit. Third, the weight feels
heavier than the 4s. Feels like glue on your feet. So I won't be ordering or playing with these again. However, if you've never
played with Asics, they're probably way better than most shoes so take this review and run with it accordingly. Asics -- please
bring back the Resolution 4s and stop messing with perfection.
From: Josh, 8/13
Comments: Definitely a top notch shoe. The sizing is a bit large, so if you have an opportunity to try it before
buying it, do so. Otherwise, the shoe performs well. Out of the box, it took me a day to conform to the insole. The shoe has
lighter feel than my previous Barricade V, with less stability. But I feel very confident on the court. The durability is better than
the 4s but not as much as the Barricades, but it is a good compromise for the increased agility. Overall, it is a very competent
shoe that deserves a inquiry.
From: Jonathan, 8/13
Comments: Agreed, these run a half size larger. I tried them on before playing and they seemed like the right size.
Playing now, I keep needing to tie the laces tighter. These shoes have a very straight last, which for me is a bit of an issue for one
foot. Also, I have a high arch and these shoes have a higher than average arch but the support is more in the middle of foot not at
the inside of the shoe. Strange. In other words, the issues for me are not just running a half size large. Positives are well made and
seem quite durable and look great.
From: Richard, 8/13
Comments: Awesome Shoes! Never going back to Adidas/Nike ever again. The only issue is they run bigger than
normal. My last 20+ pairs of Nike/Adidas/Babolat shoes have been 11.5. I had to get these shoes in 11.0 (1/2 size smaller). I
have talked to other couple of friends who wear Res4 or Res5 and they said the same thing, they had to get 1/2 size smaller.
From: Caesar, 7/13
Comments: This is my first pair of Gel Res 5s and I have to admit, I am very surprised about the comfort of this
shoe. The arch support is amazing. But they are a bit heavy.
From: Andres, 7/13
Comments: I own the Gel Resolution 5s which replaced my 4s due to the soles wearing out prematurely, (before 6
months). It was nice to see that Asics and Tennis Warehouse stood behind the warranty and replaced the shoes, no questions
asked. With that said I have a few issues with the 5s -- the shoe laces are shorter (in my opinion not a good thing), it is a beefy
shoe to the point of being heavier, and as a result they don't feel as nimble as the 4s. In my opinion, Asics put too much rubber
on the inboard side of the shoes, to that point that I was approaching an overhead and my right sneaker got hung up, I fell down,
rolled my ankle and sustained a bad sprained ankle. I have been an Asics fan for many years, but this experience has me
questioning if I am going to continue with the 5s once I am mobile again.
From: Don, 6/13
Comments: I've been using my Gel Res 5 shoes for two months and I really like them so much. They are kind of
similar to the Vapor 9 but more durable.
From: Justin, 6/13
Comments: It's the first time I have used Asics and I think from now on I will be true to the brand! Long lasting
shoes, and the best comfort I've ever experienced. I was previously loyal to the Barricade.
From: Daniel, 6/13
Comments: Very comfortable shoe, however, I have worn a hole on the pguard after less than two weeks. Sent
shoes back to manufacture but haven't heard back. Bought another pair and the same thing happened. Now I am fixing to send
these ones back and hope I will get a replacement for the first pair. Again, overall great shoe, just not sure about why this
continous to happen.
From: Juan, 6/13
Comments: I am coming from Vapor 9 Tours. The V9 is the most aesthetic shoe (thanks to the designer Tinker
Hatfield) but lacks shock absorbtion and cushioning on impact. After a two hour session my knees pay the price. But it is a great
shoe. And if you have no knee pain or foot pain, then try them out. The new cage is average at best but I dont recommend them.
The Ballistecs are great, nice support all around, the cushioning is better than the Vapors on impact, but they are a little narrow in
the toe box. Very good all around shoe though. I just bought my first pair of Asics GR5's and wore them for a two hour session.
All I can say is that I have been in the dark for the past 5 years. These shoes absolutely blow away all of the aforementioned shoes
in the proverbial dust. They are more comfortable than all the shoes I've worn, they have far superior shock absorption, and they
allow me better footwork because of this. They are supremely comfortable, and I simply didnt realize that I had any shoes on while
I was playing. And that is the whole point. The toe box is roomy and the heel is snug. They have created a monster of a shoe. Do
yourself a favor and give these a try. And by the way, I also tried the Lotto Ultra Raptor IV, and they are very nice, like the Ballistecs
but snug in the toe box area. Thank you Asics for placing substance over style.
From: Dan, 6/13
Comments: These are great shoes and a welcome update to the GR4s. I am a fan of the barricade 7 too, but while
this shoe is not as durable, overall, I prefer it. The only negative for me is the Drag-Guard ("P-Guard") does not reach high enough
up on the shoe and I've torn some of the upper after less than two hours. It only goes to the first lace hole, on the Nike
CourtBallistecs it goes almost to the 4th lace hole. If this were improved I'd give this shoe 5 stars.
From: Nick, 5/13
Comments: The Asics Resolution 5 were a love letter to my feet! I absolutely love them and can't stop raving about
the optimal blend of esthetics, comfort, stability and fast feel. Coming from the Barricade 7, which were really stable, almost to
the point where you needed so mush energy to move them around a court, I needed to sacrifice some stability for a faster feel. As
the TW description says, the arch support is slightly lower than medium so if you have flat feet, low arches or wide feet you will
love these shoes. Out of the box they felt heavenly and no break-in was required.
From: Joe, 5/13
Comments: These are by far the best tennis shoes I have ever owned. I am a high school player who will be playing
D2 college level next year and these shoes hold up! Regarding comfort, this is the ideal shoe. My arches are lower than most and I
have a wide fore-foot. I have tried everything from the Barricades to the Courtballistecs to the Propulses and all of them either
caused me pain in my arches, loss of toe nails, or lack of durability. The Gel Res 5s have great cushion, a wider toe box, and lower
support which feels great. I have put about 50 hours on them in just a little over a month and I have worn them down to the insole
along the left toe and they still have some bounce! I am a pretty heavy toe dragger and the fact that they have lasted this long
without being completely dead is amazing because that means I can really milk the durability guarantee. So in short, as long as
Asics doesn't make any major changes to the shoe, this will be my shoe for life.
From: Jonathan, 5/13
Comments: I have a high arch and medium width forefoot and wear a size 12. These are the perfect fit for me as I
find Nikes to be too narrow.
From: John, 5/13
Comments: Good arch support, fits true to size, very comfortable shoe even during 4-5 hours of play. No break-in
required. Love them!
From: SS, 3/13
Comments: These shoes were great during the first couple of weeks, but as they started to break in, they became
loose fitting. I really put them to the test. I played about 6 USTA 4.5 matches with them, and by the end, my feet were sliding all
over the place inside the shoe. I may need to wear 2 or 3 pairs of socks to make them fit now, but I think ultimately I need to
move on to another shoe.
From: Jeff, 3/13
Comments: I have used the previous version and now am trying these. The previous version was great, I never
thought it was a size longer. It did open up with time and towards the end of its life the shoe did feel bigger. They also felt more
like running shoes rather than tennis shoes not providing as much sideward stability. These shoes are an enhancement. They fit
tight, are comfy, seem to provide great stability and look awesome. 5 stars and highly recommended. The other shoe I would
recommend is the Babolat Propulse 4. I have wide feet and wear a size 13, I play everyday and weigh 200 pounds.
From: SK, 3/13
Comments: I need to amend my review below. I loved the Gel Resolution 4 but didn't like the Gel Resolution 5 in
the same size. However, I tried a half-size smaller and it's much better. In my opinion, the GR5 runs a bit bigger than the GR4.
Good shoe.
From: T.T.,3/13
Comments: First time Asics user and I love them! They are quite comfortable, but what I like is that they are quite
stable as well. I feel very fast on the court. The colors look awesome as well!
From: Kai, 2/13
Comments: I've owned 3 pairs of the Gel Resolution 3s and decided to give the new GR5 a try. I ordered them in the
fluorescent yellow color - great shoe! I love the extra room in the toe area! I always found the GR3's were a little tight there, but
these new ones fit me like a glove! The new GR5's also seem to be wearing at a slower rate compared to the GR3's. Very happy
with this purchase!
From: Chike, 2/13
Comments: I agree with the other reviews that this shoe does not lock down to fit as snug as the GR4. I really loved
the GR4 but I'm disappointed in the GR5. The color is awesome. I'll be playing in Nike Vapors this year.
From: T.T., 2/13
Comments: I was a huge fan of the Asics Gel Resolution 3. It provided a very snug fit, was light and also provided
good support. I thought it was the perfect tennis shoe. I did not buy the Gel Resolution 4 when they came out. I read that they
ran a half size larger, but I don't really know though. Didn't need them as my Gel Resolution 3s were still functional. Finally my
Gel Resolution 3 shoes were wearing out a bit (the uppers) and I needed a new shoe. I waited for the Gel Resolution 5 to come out
and bought the black and blue version as soon as they came out. When I tried them on, to my surprise, the fit was different. They
are roomy in the toe box, and not snug. I have a slim foot and wear a size 7 shoe (which is the smallest size they come in
apparently). Anyways, I do not like the fit. They are too roomy and almost feel too light (like they are not supportive enough).
The roomy toe box bugs me, as it feels like my foot moves side to side in the front of the shoe a little. The medial aspect of my
knee was bothering me after the second time I used them. The fourth time I used them (today) the medial aspect of my knee
again hurt. I don't know why, but it does not feel like a great shoe based on the lack of a snug fit. I am going to have to look for
a different shoe. Miss the Gel Resolution 3, as that was the perfect tennis shoe for me.
From: K.A., 2/13
Comments: Got my GR5s today and they look great! The black and blue pair look stunning in person. I'm a first
Asics user previously using Court Ballistics. This shoe feels great and much lighter than the Ballistecs. I really hope they last as
From: Anon, 2/13
Comments: I played 4 sets in them tonight, and they feel cozy and quick! Thank you Asics!
From: McKenzie, 2/13
Comments: The biggest and most noticeable difference between these and previous versions of the Gel Resolutions
a wider toe box. As my foot is a bit on the narrow side, I definitely prefer the fit of the previous version.
From: Tim, 2/13


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Meticulously designed and tested to provide all the attributes serious anglers are looking for in a hollow bodied frog, the Iobee's body is actually molded around its super sharp, custom-made hook to keep it completely weedless and deliver excellent hooking capabilities. It also casts like a bullet and walks with ease thanks to its specially balanced weight system. The Iobee's unique rubber legs even offer a slightly different action than traditional silicone legs for additional fish attraction. Nothing is more exciting than having a largemouth come flying out of the water with your frog in its mouth. Try the Jackall Iobee Frog today - you won't be disappointed. Engineered to perform perfectly right out of the box, there's no tuning necessary with the Jackall Iobee Frog.
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Comments: Pros: Very good walking the dog action, good hook up ratio, beautiful paint job. Cons: Not the most weedless frog on the market by far and the "legs" are made from a kind of elastic silicon which tangle the hooks every cast which is very annoying.
From: Ben: France 10/5/15
Comments: No doubt the biggest bass I have caught would be on this frog. It does sometimes get irritating with the skirt getting tangled in the hooks and a small amount of weeds getting snagged on the hooks but it is a real fish catcher. I would recommend it for more open water or wood fishing. During the summer I never change to another bait, its the only one I use. I cant really remember the last time I missed a good fish too. The hook up ratio is amazing. Even if any beginners set the hook early on accident, you will still get a great hook up. The color I used all summer was white, which is my favorite, but I tried black and bluegill during fall and liked them as well.
From: Chandler: SC 3/4/15
Comments: Best catching frog(s) I own - bluegill. I have a serious problem however with the nose of the frog around the eye-tie-hook getting ripped, thus the frog takes on water. I glue it time and time again but this material does not work well with Super Glue. Great frog. Durability is an issue, but because of this I just buy more!
From: Ryan: WI 10/26/14
Comments: I think this is a cool little frog, it has it's pros and cons and it's not my favorite but it's a great frog for open water forgging. The best feature of this frog is the hook up ratio but it's cons are the legs get hung up in the hooks and if you walk it to fast it begins to sink, not the best frog for sloop due to the hooks expoosier, I'll huge it a 6/10 overall but a 10/10 on the paint job
From: JT: USA 8/24/14
Comments: I thought this frog was complete junk. I loved the color schemes. Especially the bluegill. However, after my first strike on this frog, it sunk like a rock. I threw it away after 15 minutes of use. The body was way to soft. Maybe I just got a defective frog. With the quality of all other Jackall baits I've tried, I'm assuming that was the case. However, I'm not willing to take that chance again when I can get frogs I know that work great for 1/2 the price of this one.
From: Tim: Daniels, WV 7/17/14
Comments: These frogs are very good but some will not walk as good as others. I have not been able to figure out the difference but they are not created equal. Wish for the money they were more consistant.
From: Matt: Knoxville, TN 4/15/14
Comments: Pros: Good in wood cover, this frog skips amazingly! I fish a lot of overhanging trees and I can get this frog 15ft-20ft into super heavy wood cover. Hook up ratio is good out of the box. Cons: the legs constantly get hung up on the hooks! It's just annoying to have to stop fishing to free them up very couple casts. The walk on this frog is really weird it seems to bounce more than glide side to side. Also If your fishing slop this frog constantly gets hung up its not a good frog for pads, grass or tulles. Overall: there's better options out there
From: Sergio: CA
Comments: The skirt gets caught in the hook a lot and it snags more weeds than most frogs. But worth putting up with because it walks awesome and hooks fish great. Had best luck on the chart and bluegill. Not so much on black.
From: Donk
Comments: These frogs are one of the best frogs on the market. I had a problem with the first frog I ordered and I contacted jackall about it and let's just say there customer service is excellent they sent me two replacement frogs in the colors of my choices for the troubles. This frog is the best in open water around standing timber, laydowns, and of course docks! Doesn't come through the thick stuff very well but that's alright for me. I have better success punching the thick stuff anyways. Great frog by a great company JACKALL FOR LIFE!!!
From: CJ: PA
Comments: This isn't my favorite heavy cover frog, but it is easily my favorite open water/dock/sparse cover frog. They do take a beating, but they seem just like the spro in that regard. Either way, I love this frog and will definitely keep it in my arsenal. Great bait from Jackall!
From: Ryan: IA
Comments: I have a bluegill,haven't try it out yet,but it look so good and walk good (in the bucket).
From: Dophahato: HCM/Vietnam
Comments: Went out with a popular brand frog. It was too hard missed every fish. Did some research and decided to try the Iobee. Bought 2, hook up ratio went way up and all fish were 3lbs plus and a couple of 7 pounders. After the 7th fish it is looking a little worn but still works. Kinda expensive but I am catching nice fish, a few more fish and we will call it even. Good stuff
From: Noah: Channahon, IL
Comments: I bought one of these to compare with my Spro popping frog and Slither K Deps frogs. It walks very well, and is super soft like the Deps. It does not skip very well, like the Deps it is too soft, and fouls up when skipped. I also noted that after five or six fish, that it is starting to sink. Not super impressed, the Spros are much more durable, and walk just as well. These baits have the best finish I have seen, and the hookup ratio seems to be good with no modifications. Needs to be a little tougher, and needs to be a little more bouyant--in my opinion.
From: Brad: TX
Comments: Best frog I have used. Body shape and softness make for better hook-ups. The detail is great. Bluegill is a great color, though hard to find. I have bluegill and chartreuse. Both have caught a bunch of fish. I dont think the bass care about the colors as much as we do.
From: Mike: CT, USA
Comments: In review of my comments earlier, I can't say enough about the quality of customer feedback from Jackall. Great company and will order more of their products for sure!
From: Lee: York, VA
Comments: This frog i give a 4 out of 10. It walks good in open water but sucks in any moss it hits. the hooks get mossy fast and they get snagged on trees and lay downs when you bump them. they go under water when you walk it fast and you still have to squeeze water too. i had 5 bits and missed them all, and one bass looked easily over 5 pounds. Spro's walk better in my opinion, and puts out more splashes and better hook up ratio. I'm staying with spro frogs
From: Ben: St. Peters, MO
Comments: Love this frog. Walks great, pops very nice as well, with the keel it seems to jump out of the water. 3 open water bass in 30 minutes and 5 out of 5 hook ups so far (which is just insane for me, usually its a 1/5 kinda deal). One issue I have with it is the first bass popped the hook out of the back so its picking up a good bit of water.
From: Lee: York, PA
Comments: This frog is a killer!! I was walking this frog until I heard a dog bark right after I turned back to look, I walked it twice and anice 4 pounder smashed this thing! I'm definitely going to buy more.
From: Michael: Merced, CA
Comments: Am convinced that the hook up ratio beats all other hollow body frogs that I've fished in the past. Because of the body desigh, which allows for the better hook up ratio, the hooks tend to catch vegetation somewhat but certainly worth a small amount of aggravation when the bottom line is when you do get bit, chances are its coming on the boat!!
From: Richard: Columbus, GA
Comments: This frog is the KILLER!!!!.....at the pond!!.....caught 38 bass for the whole day and mosting all the bass are 3 or 4 pouder but the biggest one I caught was a 6 pounder!!!!....
From: Pao: Merced, CA
Comments: Great frog,best frog ive used only one problem,after two fish the belly were the hook comes out tore and now it sinks,$13 two 3 1/2 pounders cmon now i know its designed to be soft but it also needs to be durible still an awesome frog,guess its going to be $13 more for another one
From: Vaslim
Comments: good open water frog (walk the dog) but not so great in heavy weeds/mats.
From: Leng: Arkansas
Comments: well this frog is great have caught bass on them all ready here in ohio walks the dog easier then any other frog only bad thing is it catches some weeds on the hooks but it is now my go to frog
From: Mike: Akron, Ohio
Comments: caught a 3.5 and 3 on this frog last weekend and it held up very well. Walks the dog like a champ and is virtually waterproof. The only thing I didn't like about it is that the hooks sit up a little too high on the butt of the frog which causes it to catch a few weeds as it has a habit of flipping over. Overall I liked the frog but I have to say Kopper is my favorite HANDS DOWN.
From: Nicholas, Montz, LA
Comments: Jackall has done it again. They are always coming up with lures that are a step above all the rest. I got 2 of these frogs and I can say this that they have the best walking action I have ever seen. I can't wait to hit the water this spring. I own all of the Jackall lures and I can say this much about them they will all catch fish.
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The name Headdemock comes from the wordplay "Have you got one too?" Big and soft is how the hammock by the manufacturer of the Original Fatboy Beanbag is.
Comfortable: oversized hammock
For one, two or three: The Fatboy Headdemock is an oversized hammock, to relax inside – for a snack with friends, for quiet hours with the whole family, for children to play or for being alone with a lot of space for one's own. The hammock keeps what it promises and offers space for one, two or even three adults with the typical oversized Fatboy design. It can be loaded with maximal 150 kilograms, which is the reason why it is very resistant.
Comfortable and powerful – the Fatboy hammock proofs its experience with practicability besides offering luxurious comfort: Searching for a thick tree or benches has ended. A stable frame of powder coated metal holds the hammock. This one won't lose its grip, even while powerful rocking on it. The special carrying system of the Fatboy hammock makes it easy to move to another place with it. You are planning a picnic in the park, beach holidays or you are searching for your personal favourite place? The outdoor hammock is easily transported with the carrying bag.
Fatboy hammock – made of longevity materials
The manufacturer uses longevity materials for the production of the outdoor hammock. The dirt and humidity repellent surface keeps the hammock safe when it is used outside. Wash the spots away with lukewarm water and neutral soap. The UV-resistant fabric will also remain unchanged for a long time, ensuring durable lying enjoyment. At night it can easily be left outside coated with the practical cover, which protects the lounger from rain, dirt and UV-light. At the end of the summer, the mat and the frame are simply clapped together and stored without needing much space inside of the practical bag – until the next hot summer comes.
Fatboy hammock in the online shop
The Fatboy hammock promises the best relaxation. Different pillows – also suitable to be used outside – will raise the lying comfort. Search for your favourite among all the colours offered by Fatboy. Experience quiet moments in this oversized hammock made by the manufacturer of the Original Fatboy Beanbags.Also in our blog:
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So we had an idea to begin a new thread here and post a running calendar of things local presidents often do and when they often do them. We'll be adding to this calendar every time we hear about something, so check in often. After the calendar starts taking shape, we'll consider emailing it to local presidents as a list of recommended actions each month.
Please help us with the calendar by posting here what's on your to-do list each month, and we'll add it to the running calendar.
There are some calendars already posted here on the message board, including this one about creating a new member program: http://www.njea.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=35