ASICS GT-2000 15 vs Saucony Guide 19
Both are stability shoes with medium cushioning. Heel drop is 8 mm on the GT-2000 15 and 6 mm on the Guide 19.
Specs side by side
| Spec | ASICS GT-2000 15 | Saucony Guide 19 |
|---|---|---|
| Support | Stability | Stability |
| Cushioning | Medium | Medium |
| Best for | Everyday running | Everyday running |
| Heel drop | 8 mm | 6 mm |
| Stack height | 40 mm heel, 32 mm forefoot | 35 mm heel, 29 mm forefoot |
| Men's weight | 9.1 oz per shoe | 9.7 oz per shoe |
| Women's weight | 7.8 oz per shoe | 8.9 oz per shoe |
| Rocker sole | Not stated | Not stated |
| Carbon plate | Not stated | Not stated |
Where they differ
- Heel drop is 8 mm on the GT-2000 15 and 6 mm on the Guide 19.
- The GT-2000 15 is the lighter shoe: 9.1 oz against 9.7 oz in men's sizes, and 7.8 oz against 8.9 oz in women's.
What they share
- Both are stability shoes with medium cushioning.
About these figures
These are the numbers brands and stores publish, not our own lab tests, and they can change between versions. Specs can't tell you how a shoe feels on your foot, so try a pair on if you can.
See each shoe on its own page: ASICS GT-2000 15 and Saucony Guide 19. Or browse all comparisons.