The Brooks Launch GTS 9 takes the silhouette of the Launch model and adds GuideRails for lightweight stability. Runners looking for a peppy yet stable everyday running shoe that has a seamless and stripped-down design can grab the Launch GTS 9 for any type of run during the week. What You'll Love Additional 2mm of foam in the midsole Quick transitions from heel to toe A perfect amount of stability in a lightweight, peppy package As the stability counterpart to the Launch series, the Launch GTS utilizes bumper-like support to gently guide the runner's foot straight and limit excess side-to-side motion. With an extra 2mm of foam in the midsole over the previous version, the Brooks Launch GTS 9 feels even more protective while still maintaining the lightweight construction that the Launch line has become known for. The sustainable Green Rubber outsole helps runners transition faster and more efficiently while the new Creel Wrap Mesh upper offers a comfortable hold of the foot, making the Launch 9 GTS a versatile option for both regular runs and uptempo efforts when more protection is needed.
The Brooks Launch GTS 9 takes the silhouette of the Launch model and adds GuideRails for lightweight stability. Runners looking for a peppy yet stable everyday running shoe that has a seamless and stripped-down design can grab the Launch GTS 9 for any type of run during the week. What You'll Love Additional 2mm of foam in the midsole Quick transitions from heel to toe A perfect amount of stability in a lightweight, peppy package As the stability counterpart to the Launch series, the Launch GTS utilizes bumper-like support to gently guide the runner's foot straight and limit excess side-to-side motion. With an extra 2mm of foam in the midsole over the previous version, the Brooks Launch GTS 9 feels even more protective while still maintaining the lightweight construction that the Launch line has become known for. The sustainable Green Rubber outsole helps runners transition faster and more efficiently while the new Creel Wrap Mesh upper offers a comfortable hold of the foot, making the Launch 9 GTS a versatile option for both regular runs and uptempo efforts when more protection is needed.
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last seen 10 Dec 2025
The lowest price we last saw for Brooks Launch GTS 9 Womens, 9.5 / Black EBONY/PURPLE was $159.90 (last seen 10 Dec 2025). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $95.99 on 5 Nov 2023.
Prices last updated 10 Dec 2025.
Brooks Launch GTS 9 Womens, 9.5 / Black EBONY/PURPLE
The Brooks Launch GTS 9 takes the silhouette of the Launch model and adds GuideRails for lightweight stability. Runners looking for a peppy yet stable everyday running shoe that has a seamless and stripped-down design can grab the Launch GTS 9 for any type of run during the week. What You'll Love Additional 2mm of foam in the midsole Quick transitions from heel to toe A perfect amount of stability in a lightweight, peppy package As the stability counterpart to the Launch series, the Launch GTS utilizes bumper-like support to gently guide the runner's foot straight and limit excess side-to-side motion. With an extra 2mm of foam in the midsole over the previous version, the Brooks Launch GTS 9 feels even more protective while still maintaining the lightweight construction that the Launch line has become known for. The sustainable Green Rubber outsole helps runners transition faster and more efficiently while the new Creel Wrap Mesh upper offers a comfortable hold of the foot, making the Launch 9 GTS a versatile option for both regular runs and uptempo efforts when more protection is needed.
The Brooks Launch GTS 9 takes the silhouette of the Launch model and adds GuideRails for lightweight stability. Runners looking for a peppy yet stable everyday running shoe that has a seamless and stripped-down design can grab the Launch GTS 9 for any type of run during the week. What You'll Love Additional 2mm of foam in the midsole Quick transitions from heel to toe A perfect amount of stability in a lightweight, peppy package As the stability counterpart to the Launch series, the Launch GTS utilizes bumper-like support to gently guide the runner's foot straight and limit excess side-to-side motion. With an extra 2mm of foam in the midsole over the previous version, the Brooks Launch GTS 9 feels even more protective while still maintaining the lightweight construction that the Launch line has become known for. The sustainable Green Rubber outsole helps runners transition faster and more efficiently while the new Creel Wrap Mesh upper offers a comfortable hold of the foot, making the Launch 9 GTS a versatile option for both regular runs and uptempo efforts when more protection is needed.
Last updated at 10/12/2025 19:49:49
originally posted on Academy Sports + Outdoors
I have searched for the right shoe for several years. These are by far my favorite. They fit well. My arch is supposed and they are light. I use them for everyday wear, also for walking, Body Pump and other gym classes such as spin and step. They are snug, but in a comfortable hug sort of way, and they have a little bounce to them. I recommend them to other ladies at the gym. I liked them so much that I bought 5 pair when they went on sale. 😊
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I normally wear Brooks Adrenaline but I loved the fuchsia colour of these so I thought I'd try the Launch, as it is also listed as a stability shoe. Unfortunately, they are just not a structured enough shoe for me. I also did not like how high up the shoe sits on the front of the foot, almost up to the ankle. Great colour and quality though.
originally posted on brooksrunning.com.au
I had a pair of Brooks 'Ravenna' for 10 years. Actually, I still have them. I have to tell you, I'm not a runner. I'm a walker, and my physio recommended Brooks when arthritis and inherited flat feet were causing pain and threatening to stop me from walking.So my lovely Ravennas are showing signs of age now... 😁 But when i tried to find a new pair, I couldn't! I was so disappointed.But then I learned that 'Ravenna' has not died, but simply been upgraded, rebranded, and renamed. And I couldn't be happier with my new shoes: they are a dream to walk in. Even with arthritic, flatfeet! 😄👍🏼 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
| Shoe Category | Support |
| Experience Type | Speed |
| Surface | Road |
| Suits Foot Arch Type | Medium, Flat |
| Support Technology | GuideRails |
I have searched for the right shoe for several years. These are by far my favorite. They fit well. My arch is supposed and they are light. I use them for everyday wear, also for walking, Body Pump and other gym classes such as spin and step. They are snug, but in a comfortable hug sort of way, and they have a little bounce to them. I recommend them to other ladies at the gym. I liked them so much that I bought 5 pair when they went on sale. 😊
I normally wear Brooks Adrenaline but I loved the fuchsia colour of these so I thought I'd try the Launch, as it is also listed as a stability shoe. Unfortunately, they are just not a structured enough shoe for me. I also did not like how high up the shoe sits on the front of the foot, almost up to the ankle. Great colour and quality though.
I had a pair of Brooks 'Ravenna' for 10 years. Actually, I still have them. I have to tell you, I'm not a runner. I'm a walker, and my physio recommended Brooks when arthritis and inherited flat feet were causing pain and threatening to stop me from walking.So my lovely Ravennas are showing signs of age now... 😁 But when i tried to find a new pair, I couldn't! I was so disappointed.But then I learned that 'Ravenna' has not died, but simply been upgraded, rebranded, and renamed. And I couldn't be happier with my new shoes: they are a dream to walk in. Even with arthritic, flatfeet! 😄👍🏼 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Disappointed with this running shoe. I really wanted to love this shoe as it was mentioned in an article as being a good runner for wide feet particularlyfor plantar fasciitis. The toe box is actually not big enough & the tongue digs into my upper foot. Very nice looking running shoe though!
Finding good stability shoes that I can run in isn't easy. I needed a pair I could sub in for my shorter runs to give my Glycerin GTS a little longer life. I find the Launch perfect for this. They are comfortable and so light they feel like I'm not wearing anything. Very responsive. I would not be able to wear them on my longer runs because they don't have the cushion I need, but I think these will definitely be my new favorite 5/10km race shoes.
I bought these shoes for weekend errands/chasing kids wear not specifically for running. TBH I mostly picked them because I like the design/color and they seemed like a good moderate shoe. With that said they are nice and pretty comfortable the only but is that they are just a bit more stiff than other shoes I've been used to (ultra boost, New Balance 1080, and even Saucony Kinvaras). They run true to size and I'd still recommend them to a friend.
Bought 1 week ago, fit great in the store. Felt comfortable. My 1st pair of Brooks. Work 10-12 hr shift- really want to like them. Feel like need to break them, wore them for 40hrs over a 4 days period. Feel stiff in the front. Usually wear neither brand. Gonna stretch them. Give em a chance. Received compliments on color
I haven’t worn Brooks before and wanted to give them a try. I bought the size 10, D width stability as my feet are wide and I walk a lot. Unfortunately the shoes weren’t wide enough in the toe box, and overall a little tight 😭😭 I’ll have to return them.Otherwise the quality of the shoe was great. Just wish they’d fit!
I love the fit of Brooks shoes; good toe space, traction control and wide foot. But the Launch doesn’t have enough cushioning for my knees. I was attracted to the great colour but unfortunately I had to return them.
These shoes are so comfortable!! They provide great support and do not make my feet hurt like some other shoes! They’re also super light weight. Would def buy Brooks again. These are my second pair.
| Shoe Category | Support |
| Experience Type | Speed |
| Surface | Road |
| Suits Foot Arch Type | Medium, Flat |
| Support Technology | GuideRails |
