The ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry" (1203A388-108) is the cream-and-pink take on 2026's most-wanted retro runner, live on PUSHAS from around A$370 (as of July 2026) with a full size run in stock and authenticated by hand. Short verdict: if you want the Gel-Kayano 20 in a colour that actually stands out — and you like it as a comfortable everyday shoe, not a marathon trainer — it's an easy yes. It is one of the softer, more wearable colourways in a very crowded line.

PUSHAS is the global marketplace for authenticated hype sneakers, streetwear and collectibles. The Gel-Kayano 20 has spent 2026 as one of the loudest names in sneakers, and "Raspberry" is the makeup that photographs best without shouting.

ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry" at a glance

• Full colourway: White / Raspberry
• Style code: 1203A388-108
• Released: 2026 (general-release ASICS colourway, no collaboration)
• Build: engineered mesh upper, synthetic overlays and a structural TPU heel cage, FLUIDFIT fit system
• Cushioning: FluidRide midsole with visible GEL in the forefoot and rear, GUIDANCE TRUSSTIC support
• PUSHAS market price: from around A$370 (as of July 2026), set by sellers
• In stock now: full US run live, most sizes buyable (as of July 2026)

What the "Raspberry" actually is

Despite the name, this is not a loud all-pink shoe. The base is a clean white-to-cream mesh, and the raspberry — a warm pink-red — runs through the overlays, the cage lines and the heel. The effect is closer to a pastel runner than a statement colourway, which is exactly why it works with more of a wardrobe than the brighter Gel-Kayano makeups do. It reads soft and expensive rather than costume-y.

Underneath, it is the full Gel-Kayano 20 package: a FluidRide midsole with visible GEL units front and back, the GUIDANCE TRUSSTIC plate for stability, and the structural TPU heel cage that gives the silhouette its distinctive, slightly technical shape. This is the detail people miss — the 20 was engineered as a serious stability runner, so the comfort is real, not cosmetic.

Why the Gel-Kayano 20 is everywhere in 2026

To understand whether "Raspberry" is worth it, it helps to see how big the wave under it is. The Gel-Kayano 20 first launched in 2013 as a stability running shoe, then disappeared for the better part of a decade before returning as one of the faces of the retro-runner, "dad shoe" moment. That revival is not a small trend: according to Footwear News, ASICS finished 2025 as the fastest-growing major running brand on the secondary market, with brand sales up 45% year on year and its Gel-1130 the single best-selling sneaker of the year. The Gel-Kayano 20 is riding that same surge — and "Raspberry" is one of the colourways carrying it.

Who it's for — and who should skip it

Buy it if you want a Gel-Kayano 20 that leans soft and versatile. The cream-and-pink palette is more flexible than the primary-colour makeups, it suits a wider range of outfits, and the shoe is genuinely comfortable for all-day wear. It is also one of the more distinctive colourways without being a novelty — a good pick if you already own a neutral pair and want something with personality.

Skip it if you want the boldest, most recognisable Gel-Kayano — the brighter "Aurora Green" or "Illuminate Mint" makeups make a louder statement. And if you are buying it to run serious mileage, know that ASICS has moved its performance flagship on to the Kayano 32; the 20 is now a lifestyle shoe first. As a runner it is dated, even if it is still comfortable.

How much does the "Raspberry" cost on PUSHAS?

On PUSHAS, seller-set market prices start from around A$370 (as of July 2026) and move with demand and size. Unlike the scarcest ASICS colourways, "Raspberry" has a full size run live, so your size is likely actually buyable rather than sold out — with several tagged FASTEST for immediate dispatch. Prices tick up at the extreme ends of the size curve, as they do on any in-demand runner, but the middle of the run sits at the accessible end.

Where to buy the ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry"

The "Raspberry" is live in a full size run on PUSHAS, alongside the wider ASICS Gel-Kayano range. Weighing up the line? Our ranked guide to the best Gel-Kayano 20 colourways to buy puts it in context, our read on why the reissued runner is everywhere explains the hype, and if you like the collectible makeups, see the "Cream Blue Red". Every pair is authenticated by hand, with global shipping from Sydney and Los Angeles.

Frequently asked questions

Is the ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry" worth it?

If you want a comfortable, versatile everyday shoe in a softer, standout colour, yes — it is one of the more wearable Gel-Kayano 20 makeups and, unlike the scarcest colourways, it is buyable in a full size run. It is less ideal if you want the loudest possible pair or a serious running shoe.

What colour is the Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry"?

It is officially "White/Raspberry" — a cream-white mesh base with warm pink-red (raspberry) overlays and heel detailing, not an all-over pink shoe.

What is the style code for the Gel-Kayano 20 "Raspberry"?

The style code is 1203A388-108. It is a general-release ASICS colourway, not a collaboration.

How much does the "Raspberry" cost on PUSHAS?

Seller-set prices start from around A$370 (as of July 2026) and move with demand and size, with a full run live at the time of writing.

Are PUSHAS pairs authentic?

Yes. Every pair is authenticated by hand before it ships, so you can shop with confidence in Australia or overseas.