This is a basic trail running shoe with a neutral platform - it provides cushioning and no added devices for pronation control (such as a medial post).  This is the type of shoe best suited to my gait type.  I do a lot of outdoor activities so I wanted something that could be used off-road on rugged terrain.  I have had the Enduro 6 in the past and liked them, so I decided to try this model.

I have been very pleased with the Enduro 7.  I like the wide midfoot base, which provides sufficient room to fit an orthotic without crowding my feet.  I also like the toe box design.  The predecessor version (Enduro 6) had a narrower profile and felt like it crowded my toes a bit.  This version has a rounder, wider front which increases the comfort level.  The laces on this version were a bit short but I replaced them with some hiking boot laces which gave me a firm snug feel.  Cushioning-wise, like all Asics I have owned these seem great.  Most other brands don't seem to put as much cushioning technology into their lower or mid-priced models (Saucony being an exception).  As a walker/hiker I find that the level of cushioning here is just right for me.  Finally I like the design of the shoes, they are sleek and modern but not over-the-top.  Typically how a shoe looks is the last thing I care about (performance is pretty much all that really matters to me) but so many new styles of athletic shoes look like somebody scribbled on them with hi-liters that I appreciate an understated style.

If you are an overpronator this shoe might not be for you without an added orthotic.  Also, I cannot attest to their performance for running since I don't use them for that.  However, if you're looking for a solid and affordable trail shoe for walking on somewhat rough terrain, I can give this one a solid recommendation.