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Available now, the ASICS "Modern Tokyo" Pack combines state of the art performance with Japanese heritage. It's these two aspects that have come to symbolise this leading sports brand where innovation blends seamlessly with decades of Japanese craftsmanship. Launching as part of a wider campaign on the road to Tokyo, this year's most anticipated sporting event may now be delayed but you can still get your hands on this striking pack!
Keep scrolling to take a closer look at the two silhouettes up for grabs, the Gel Lyte III and Gel Lyte XXX!
A black and white theme features across the entire "Modern Tokyo" Collection. This pulls inspiration from the iconic intersection in Tokyo's Shibuya district. That busy crosswalk is now synonymous with a city that is both contemporary and traditional all at once.
The ASICS Gel Lyte OG III represents the more classic of the brands evolving line-up. True to the OG, this exclusive features that iconic split tongue which not only looks good but promises an ultra adaptive fit. The addition of lightweight synthetic brings a modern twist, hitting the sidewalls and toe box.
The ASICS Gel Lyte XXX is far more advanced thanks to the innovative FLYTEFOAM technology. Arriving as a homage to the Gel Lyte III, this more contemporary silhouette is perfectly equipped for those long runs but also doubles as a stylish lifestyle silhouette. That black and white theme extends across the midsole with prints depicting that Shibuya crosswalk,
A wider collection launches as part of the "Modern Tokyo" Pack with more styles thought to be arriving soon. For now, keep it locked to our social channels for all the latest updates on these exclusive runners.
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