Asiolasma schwendingeri is said to be the largest and leggiest of the genus. The original description indicates it can be diagnosed by the rather flatbody, anterior part of prosoma including eyemound and hood slightly elevated. This can give the visualimpression of a massive body, and short hoodplusslender and fanned tubercles of hood. Else the species is said to have conspicuously long and slender pedipalps that are only found in this species. The pedipalpal tibia and tarsus are notably together longer than femur.