ASICS
ASICS Corporation
ASICS is estimated to make < $5k per month from 30k downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
How Peekly estimates these figures・Latest product information: Be the first to check out ASICS shoes and wear ・Make OneASICS more convenient: Earn and use points just by showing your barcode at the store ・Smooth purchasing experience: Shop your favorite
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Rating & reviews
17 reviews
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Ranking · Top Free · Sports
16 Jul → 21 Aug · best #9
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About ASICS
・Latest product information: Be the first to check out ASICS shoes and wear
・Make OneASICS more convenient: Earn and use points just by showing your barcode at the store
・Smooth purchasing experience: Shop your favorite products smoothly with the app
Download the official ASICS app now and enjoy your shopping experience. Free download.
Rating & reviews
17 reviews
Monetization
Free
No in-app purchases detected
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What's new
New improvements have been added to the ASICS mobile app experience! Move your body. Move your mind.
Frequently asked questions
How much does ASICS make?
ASICS is estimated to make < $5k per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does ASICS have?
ASICS has an estimated 30k downloads / mo on the App Store.
Is ASICS free?
ASICS is free to download.
What is ASICS's rating?
ASICS has a rating of 1.7 out of 5, based on 17 reviews.
Information
Publisher
ASICS Corporation
Category
Sports
Compatibility
15.0
Size
86 MB
Rating
17+
Price
Free
Released
—
Last update
Aug 10, 2026
Languages
1 available
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