The Glycerin GTS 20 shoe from Brooks is a running shoe for neutral foot type that is suitable for all distances. It offers good cushioning and support and is especially suitable for runners who are looking for a comfortable, responsive shoe. The upper of the Glycerin GTS 20 is made from breathable mesh and has a 3D Fit Print overlay construction for added support and stability. The sole of the shoe is made of rubber and has a flex groove for better mobility and a natural rolling motion. The Glycerin GTS 20 also features DNA LOFT cushioning for a soft, responsive ride. It also has a 3D Fit Print insole for a custom fit and support. Overall, the Glycerin GTS 20 is a comfortable and supportive shoe that is suitable for all distances.
The Glycerin GTS 20 shoe from Brooks is a running shoe for neutral foot type that is suitable for all distances. It offers good cushioning and support and is especially suitable for runners who are looking for a comfortable, responsive shoe. The upper of the Glycerin GTS 20 is made from breathable mesh and has a 3D Fit Print overlay construction for added support and stability. The sole of the shoe is made of rubber and has a flex groove for better mobility and a natural rolling motion. The Glycerin GTS 20 also features DNA LOFT cushioning for a soft, responsive ride. It also has a 3D Fit Print insole for a custom fit and support. Overall, the Glycerin GTS 20 is a comfortable and supportive shoe that is suitable for all distances.
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The lowest price we last saw for Brooks Mens Glycerin GTS 20 - D Blue/Orange was $159.99 at Jim Kidd Sports (last seen 14 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $149.95 on 8 July 2024.
Prices last updated 14 May 2026.
Brooks Mens Glycerin GTS 20 - D Blue/Orange
The Glycerin GTS 20 shoe from Brooks is a running shoe for neutral foot type that is suitable for all distances. It offers good cushioning and support and is especially suitable for runners who are looking for a comfortable, responsive shoe. The upper of the Glycerin GTS 20 is made from breathable mesh and has a 3D Fit Print overlay construction for added support and stability. The sole of the shoe is made of rubber and has a flex groove for better mobility and a natural rolling motion. The Glycerin GTS 20 also features DNA LOFT cushioning for a soft, responsive ride. It also has a 3D Fit Print insole for a custom fit and support. Overall, the Glycerin GTS 20 is a comfortable and supportive shoe that is suitable for all distances.
The Glycerin GTS 20 shoe from Brooks is a running shoe for neutral foot type that is suitable for all distances. It offers good cushioning and support and is especially suitable for runners who are looking for a comfortable, responsive shoe. The upper of the Glycerin GTS 20 is made from breathable mesh and has a 3D Fit Print overlay construction for added support and stability. The sole of the shoe is made of rubber and has a flex groove for better mobility and a natural rolling motion. The Glycerin GTS 20 also features DNA LOFT cushioning for a soft, responsive ride. It also has a 3D Fit Print insole for a custom fit and support. Overall, the Glycerin GTS 20 is a comfortable and supportive shoe that is suitable for all distances.
Last updated at 14/05/2026 17:18:02
Brooks Men's Glycerin GTS 20 10.5
Delivery $9.95
originally posted on brooksrunning.com
I love my Glycerin GTS 20. I am a BIG guy. I was over 400 pounds when I got my first nice pair of shoes. I knew I was going to go through them fast and that was worrisome when you are talking these kind of prices. But I was steered towards these shoes, went in to a local store to try them on and fell in love with them.After about 70 miles, I was starting to get concerned that they were wearing kinda fast. I contacted customer support with pictures and they agreed with my hypothesis of my weight being a factor in the wear level, but they were not at a level where I should be concerned. So I soldiered on. I put about 275 miles on them before I started looking for a new pair. I ended up trying on about 50 pairs of all kinds of different brands and ending up landing ... MoreI love my Glycerin GTS 20. I am a BIG guy. I was over 400 pounds when I got my first nice pair of shoes. I knew I was going to go through them fast and that was worrisome when you are talking these kind of prices. But I was steered towards these shoes, went in to a local store to try them on and fell in love with them.After about 70 miles, I was starting to get concerned that they were wearing kinda fast. I contacted customer support with pictures and they agreed with my hypothesis of my weight being a factor in the wear level, but they were not at a level where I should be concerned. So I soldiered on. I put about 275 miles on them before I started looking for a new pair. I ended up trying on about 50 pairs of all kinds of different brands and ending up landing on Hoka Clifton 9's since they felt great inside the store. And since I have such a large foot (14 Wide), it can be tough to find shoes with interesting colorways. Hoka offered a lot so I tried them out.After about 50 miles in the Hoka's, I noticed they really weren't wearing in or getting really comfortable and I my feet were actually hurting a bit. So, I went shoe shopping again and ended up trying on a size 14 regular width of the Glycerin GTS 20 and it fit nicely and reminded me just how much I liked the shoes right from the start. So I returned the Hoka's and immediately ordered a new pair of the Glycerins. And since now I had lost a bunch of weight and I could fit into a size 14 regular, I was able to get a whole bunch of fun new colorways. I ended up going with the jadeite/drip series and I love them. They are SLIGHTLY different than all the other colors (the toe box is missing all the little vents that the other colorways have but I haven't found it to effect the shoes at all).I now have 350 miles on the original pair and they have been semi-retired to become my indoor biking shoes. I also have about 125 miles on the new pair that I bought a month ago and I am going to definitely be looking at another pair by the end of next month.I would DEFINITIVELY say that being that I weighed so much and put a lot of hard miles on these shoes, not only are they EXCELLENT for my feet (solved issues with plantar fasciitis) but they wear extremely well. Even when it is wet out, they still have enough grip where I am not sliding around. The foam sole layers have not become flat or lost their cushioning. I would keep wearing them but really, the outsole grips are pretty much at the end of their life span. They still work great as everyday shoes or like I use them on the bike, but the grip was the limiting factor.Still, I got WAY more out of my first pair than I expected. They fixed my feet issues, they were comfortable for a big guy to walk 35 miles a week in them and not cause any further issues. That was a BIG plus for me. Being that feet are so important to keep healthy while you're in the middle of a weight loss, having the right, comfortable pair of shoes that keeps you moving is key.Glycerin GTS for the win. I am just hoping they have more colors by the end of August, although I really like the new Adrenaline GTS 23's that just came out! If Brooks wants to sponsor me, you know where to find me! Haha
originally posted on brooksrunning.com
Starting back up with running after about six years of corrective action for my overprinted feet. While it does seem like there has been an improvement, I still ran into shin splints and Achilles pain running in my old, unsuited lifestyle sneakers. The glycerin GTS seems to have eliminated most if not all of this pain, and makes for a comfortable run. I do experience some knee pain, though this seems alleviated with strengthening. As an absolute beginner I have yet to go beyond 5k in these, but so far I’m happy with the improvement and to be able to run again without worrying about injury. As a reference, I have low arches and worse overpronation on my left foot, and these shoes feel perfect on both. I’d definitely recommend you try these if you need more supportive ... MoreStarting back up with running after about six years of corrective action for my overprinted feet. While it does seem like there has been an improvement, I still ran into shin splints and Achilles pain running in my old, unsuited lifestyle sneakers. The glycerin GTS seems to have eliminated most if not all of this pain, and makes for a comfortable run. I do experience some knee pain, though this seems alleviated with strengthening. As an absolute beginner I have yet to go beyond 5k in these, but so far I’m happy with the improvement and to be able to run again without worrying about injury. As a reference, I have low arches and worse overpronation on my left foot, and these shoes feel perfect on both. I’d definitely recommend you try these if you need more supportive shoes, but be sure you are not expecting more than can be corrected with good shoes. As a bonus, they also keep my feet nice and warm in 20-30F weather, but be weary of ice.
originally posted on brooksrunning.com
I used the shoe finder to get the best match for my feet and associated issues like plantar fasciitis, knees pain, gout etc. The recommended shoe was Glycerin GTS 20 and after a long wait to find the shoe in store all over greater Chicago area, I ordered it online.The shipping was fast even with the regular option and I had the shoe in 2 days. Tried it on and wore it in house for a day and then decided to take it out for a stroll.The GTS 20 is squishy, well cushioned, and a bit roomy after a few days of wear. I bought a 2E and now I feel a bit loose fitted. I have perhaps walked a 100 miles in these shoes in the past few weeks due to a challenge I am part of.There are still a few moments of sharp stinging pain in my heel area, my arch of the feet still aches a ... MoreI used the shoe finder to get the best match for my feet and associated issues like plantar fasciitis, knees pain, gout etc. The recommended shoe was Glycerin GTS 20 and after a long wait to find the shoe in store all over greater Chicago area, I ordered it online.The shipping was fast even with the regular option and I had the shoe in 2 days. Tried it on and wore it in house for a day and then decided to take it out for a stroll.The GTS 20 is squishy, well cushioned, and a bit roomy after a few days of wear. I bought a 2E and now I feel a bit loose fitted. I have perhaps walked a 100 miles in these shoes in the past few weeks due to a challenge I am part of.There are still a few moments of sharp stinging pain in my heel area, my arch of the feet still aches a little at times and the shoe seems to feel a bit loose.Though Brooks has a 90 days program, I don't know how it works. My suggestion to you as a reader of my review and a prospective buyer is to try the shoe for a week and then adjust the size and fit as needed. The tongue covering the lace portion keeps slipping to the side, mostly the outstep side.Your feet does expand a size during the day and depending on when you buy, try the shoe, you need to factor in the changes.Overall I am fine with the shoe though it costs $170 but I wish I had an option to buy a size smaller or snug.
| Shoe Category | Support |
| Experience | Cushion |
| Surface | Road |
| Suits Foot Arch Type | Medium, Flat |
| Support Technology | GuideRails |
Brooks Men's Glycerin GTS 20 10.5
Delivery $9.95
I love my Glycerin GTS 20. I am a BIG guy. I was over 400 pounds when I got my first nice pair of shoes. I knew I was going to go through them fast and that was worrisome when you are talking these kind of prices. But I was steered towards these shoes, went in to a local store to try them on and fell in love with them.After about 70 miles, I was starting to get concerned that they were wearing kinda fast. I contacted customer support with pictures and they agreed with my hypothesis of my weight being a factor in the wear level, but they were not at a level where I should be concerned. So I soldiered on. I put about 275 miles on them before I started looking for a new pair. I ended up trying on about 50 pairs of all kinds of different brands and ending up landing ... MoreI love my Glycerin GTS 20. I am a BIG guy. I was over 400 pounds when I got my first nice pair of shoes. I knew I was going to go through them fast and that was worrisome when you are talking these kind of prices. But I was steered towards these shoes, went in to a local store to try them on and fell in love with them.After about 70 miles, I was starting to get concerned that they were wearing kinda fast. I contacted customer support with pictures and they agreed with my hypothesis of my weight being a factor in the wear level, but they were not at a level where I should be concerned. So I soldiered on. I put about 275 miles on them before I started looking for a new pair. I ended up trying on about 50 pairs of all kinds of different brands and ending up landing on Hoka Clifton 9's since they felt great inside the store. And since I have such a large foot (14 Wide), it can be tough to find shoes with interesting colorways. Hoka offered a lot so I tried them out.After about 50 miles in the Hoka's, I noticed they really weren't wearing in or getting really comfortable and I my feet were actually hurting a bit. So, I went shoe shopping again and ended up trying on a size 14 regular width of the Glycerin GTS 20 and it fit nicely and reminded me just how much I liked the shoes right from the start. So I returned the Hoka's and immediately ordered a new pair of the Glycerins. And since now I had lost a bunch of weight and I could fit into a size 14 regular, I was able to get a whole bunch of fun new colorways. I ended up going with the jadeite/drip series and I love them. They are SLIGHTLY different than all the other colors (the toe box is missing all the little vents that the other colorways have but I haven't found it to effect the shoes at all).I now have 350 miles on the original pair and they have been semi-retired to become my indoor biking shoes. I also have about 125 miles on the new pair that I bought a month ago and I am going to definitely be looking at another pair by the end of next month.I would DEFINITIVELY say that being that I weighed so much and put a lot of hard miles on these shoes, not only are they EXCELLENT for my feet (solved issues with plantar fasciitis) but they wear extremely well. Even when it is wet out, they still have enough grip where I am not sliding around. The foam sole layers have not become flat or lost their cushioning. I would keep wearing them but really, the outsole grips are pretty much at the end of their life span. They still work great as everyday shoes or like I use them on the bike, but the grip was the limiting factor.Still, I got WAY more out of my first pair than I expected. They fixed my feet issues, they were comfortable for a big guy to walk 35 miles a week in them and not cause any further issues. That was a BIG plus for me. Being that feet are so important to keep healthy while you're in the middle of a weight loss, having the right, comfortable pair of shoes that keeps you moving is key.Glycerin GTS for the win. I am just hoping they have more colors by the end of August, although I really like the new Adrenaline GTS 23's that just came out! If Brooks wants to sponsor me, you know where to find me! Haha
Starting back up with running after about six years of corrective action for my overprinted feet. While it does seem like there has been an improvement, I still ran into shin splints and Achilles pain running in my old, unsuited lifestyle sneakers. The glycerin GTS seems to have eliminated most if not all of this pain, and makes for a comfortable run. I do experience some knee pain, though this seems alleviated with strengthening. As an absolute beginner I have yet to go beyond 5k in these, but so far I’m happy with the improvement and to be able to run again without worrying about injury. As a reference, I have low arches and worse overpronation on my left foot, and these shoes feel perfect on both. I’d definitely recommend you try these if you need more supportive ... MoreStarting back up with running after about six years of corrective action for my overprinted feet. While it does seem like there has been an improvement, I still ran into shin splints and Achilles pain running in my old, unsuited lifestyle sneakers. The glycerin GTS seems to have eliminated most if not all of this pain, and makes for a comfortable run. I do experience some knee pain, though this seems alleviated with strengthening. As an absolute beginner I have yet to go beyond 5k in these, but so far I’m happy with the improvement and to be able to run again without worrying about injury. As a reference, I have low arches and worse overpronation on my left foot, and these shoes feel perfect on both. I’d definitely recommend you try these if you need more supportive shoes, but be sure you are not expecting more than can be corrected with good shoes. As a bonus, they also keep my feet nice and warm in 20-30F weather, but be weary of ice.
I used the shoe finder to get the best match for my feet and associated issues like plantar fasciitis, knees pain, gout etc. The recommended shoe was Glycerin GTS 20 and after a long wait to find the shoe in store all over greater Chicago area, I ordered it online.The shipping was fast even with the regular option and I had the shoe in 2 days. Tried it on and wore it in house for a day and then decided to take it out for a stroll.The GTS 20 is squishy, well cushioned, and a bit roomy after a few days of wear. I bought a 2E and now I feel a bit loose fitted. I have perhaps walked a 100 miles in these shoes in the past few weeks due to a challenge I am part of.There are still a few moments of sharp stinging pain in my heel area, my arch of the feet still aches a ... MoreI used the shoe finder to get the best match for my feet and associated issues like plantar fasciitis, knees pain, gout etc. The recommended shoe was Glycerin GTS 20 and after a long wait to find the shoe in store all over greater Chicago area, I ordered it online.The shipping was fast even with the regular option and I had the shoe in 2 days. Tried it on and wore it in house for a day and then decided to take it out for a stroll.The GTS 20 is squishy, well cushioned, and a bit roomy after a few days of wear. I bought a 2E and now I feel a bit loose fitted. I have perhaps walked a 100 miles in these shoes in the past few weeks due to a challenge I am part of.There are still a few moments of sharp stinging pain in my heel area, my arch of the feet still aches a little at times and the shoe seems to feel a bit loose.Though Brooks has a 90 days program, I don't know how it works. My suggestion to you as a reader of my review and a prospective buyer is to try the shoe for a week and then adjust the size and fit as needed. The tongue covering the lace portion keeps slipping to the side, mostly the outstep side.Your feet does expand a size during the day and depending on when you buy, try the shoe, you need to factor in the changes.Overall I am fine with the shoe though it costs $170 but I wish I had an option to buy a size smaller or snug.
I originally got these shoes because they were recommendation from someone I know that uses them. To give you some background on my overweight guy 6'2 about 330. So I needed something that was going to help because my feet were hurting using other shoes. When I first got them they were really great! Very well supported, alot of cushion best shoe I had ever put on my feet. I got them,well I ordered them March 13th I believe and today is June 20th. I was really hoping to get more out of them maybe the 5 to 6 month range, maybe that's being delusional. I'm only wear them for work and working around the yard and basically my everyday pair of shoes. I noticed last week that I had a little ache in my foot when I got up the next morning which I thought was odd. Today I'm ... MoreI originally got these shoes because they were recommendation from someone I know that uses them. To give you some background on my overweight guy 6'2 about 330. So I needed something that was going to help because my feet were hurting using other shoes. When I first got them they were really great! Very well supported, alot of cushion best shoe I had ever put on my feet. I got them,well I ordered them March 13th I believe and today is June 20th. I was really hoping to get more out of them maybe the 5 to 6 month range, maybe that's being delusional. I'm only wear them for work and working around the yard and basically my everyday pair of shoes. I noticed last week that I had a little ache in my foot when I got up the next morning which I thought was odd. Today I'm limping a little because of the back of my left heel is hurting a bit. I feel like it's a great shoe not sure if it's for someone my size. The beginning it really did give me the support that I was looking for. Brooks were the first pair of shoes I spent $170 on, I just wish it would have lasted a little longer.
Strong durable but surprisingly light top end running shoe, that breaks in super easy. Huge step up in cushioning, and certainly a noticeable difference compared to other shoe brands, particularly through the impact from the heel and rocking through to the toe. This however does not impact stability, and still gives that great feeling pushing off from your toe, with added spring.The shoe itself required little time to break in, approx 9-12 kilometres, before the shoe had moulded to my foot. The breathable upper adds to the overall lightness of the shoe, and I could not feel much difference on cooler days vs warmer days, in overall breathability.Design is aesthetically pleasing, with a simple print, and subtle mix of colours. If your after a more fashionable ... MoreStrong durable but surprisingly light top end running shoe, that breaks in super easy. Huge step up in cushioning, and certainly a noticeable difference compared to other shoe brands, particularly through the impact from the heel and rocking through to the toe. This however does not impact stability, and still gives that great feeling pushing off from your toe, with added spring.The shoe itself required little time to break in, approx 9-12 kilometres, before the shoe had moulded to my foot. The breathable upper adds to the overall lightness of the shoe, and I could not feel much difference on cooler days vs warmer days, in overall breathability.Design is aesthetically pleasing, with a simple print, and subtle mix of colours. If your after a more fashionable look, would recommend the stealthfit, especially if a more relaxed fit, vs needing support is preferred. I certainly regret not choosing the stealthfit.Overall, an amazingly light shoe, with great cushioning, stability, a sense of feeling grounded, some simple but good colourways, that are well put together ina flyknit type finish. Highly recommend for medium to long distance runners, as you won't feel any reduction in cushioning and spring off the toe. Convinced the wife to even buy a pair!!!
The Transcend meets the Glycerin and the perfect shoe is the result. I thank you all for listening. I truly adored my Transcend and admired the Glycerin. The Transcend was perfect except the cushioning was a bit too firm for anything above 24 miles while the Glycerin was to soft for anything over 10 miles. "IF ONLY Y'ALL COULD TAKE THE BUILT OF TRANSCEND AND PUT THE CUSHION AND COMFORT OF THE GLYCERIN WITH Y'ALL, I BELIEVE Y'ALL WOULD HAVE THE PERFECT SHOE," is what I use to tell your reps at runs and customer care agents. Then BAM!!! Next thing I knew, here's the perfect shoe.I've ran multiple marathons in the GTS and will run many more. After completing the grueling distance of 26.2 miles, my feet are still ready for more. Speaking of more, I have another ... MoreThe Transcend meets the Glycerin and the perfect shoe is the result. I thank you all for listening. I truly adored my Transcend and admired the Glycerin. The Transcend was perfect except the cushioning was a bit too firm for anything above 24 miles while the Glycerin was to soft for anything over 10 miles. "IF ONLY Y'ALL COULD TAKE THE BUILT OF TRANSCEND AND PUT THE CUSHION AND COMFORT OF THE GLYCERIN WITH Y'ALL, I BELIEVE Y'ALL WOULD HAVE THE PERFECT SHOE," is what I use to tell your reps at runs and customer care agents. Then BAM!!! Next thing I knew, here's the perfect shoe.I've ran multiple marathons in the GTS and will run many more. After completing the grueling distance of 26.2 miles, my feet are still ready for more. Speaking of more, I have another suggestion.You should begin a Heritage/ Hall of Fame Collection. This collection should consist of the best of Brooks in the most popular color(s) ever. After all, how do you improve on perfection — you don't. I would welcome the TRANSCEND 5 in Red. But it's just an idea, right?
Fit on these Glycerin GTS 20 was true to size and as advertised. Extremely satisfied with comfort, cushion and stability; even on occasional off-road trail hiking. Color, design and style were an added bonus. Mesh front provided excellent airflow and made hot weather walking much more comfortable. My feet sweat heavily and the ventilation was outstanding and added greatly to the comfort. I put probably 75% of my miles on road and 25% on trails/grass. Mostly walking, some hiking and very little running. My only complaint is the durability and after only 11 months at approx 20-25 miles per week I am having to replace them. Both toes (nearest big toes) are tearing open and tread on bottom toward front has worn flat / no or very little tread remaining.
I purchased this shoe after not buying shoes for almost 7 years. I had previously worn Asics mostly. I noticed the that Hoka's were very popular among medical professionals so I went to the store initially expecting to leave with a pair of Hoka's. I tried the Hoka's which felt okay, but I wanted to keep an open mind, so I tried on these Brooks. I was sold immediately. Not only did they fit better, but in my opinion, they are generally a superior product. I wear them almost every day now and they have made a significant difference in my knee, ankle, and back pain due to osteoarthritis. This product offers the perfect combination of stability and pillowy cushioning without being excessively soft. For me, the very thick midsole found on Hoka and other similar products ... MoreI purchased this shoe after not buying shoes for almost 7 years. I had previously worn Asics mostly. I noticed the that Hoka's were very popular among medical professionals so I went to the store initially expecting to leave with a pair of Hoka's. I tried the Hoka's which felt okay, but I wanted to keep an open mind, so I tried on these Brooks. I was sold immediately. Not only did they fit better, but in my opinion, they are generally a superior product. I wear them almost every day now and they have made a significant difference in my knee, ankle, and back pain due to osteoarthritis. This product offers the perfect combination of stability and pillowy cushioning without being excessively soft. For me, the very thick midsole found on Hoka and other similar products actually exacerbated my joint pain. I am so glad that I found this product. My podiatrist actually recommended these shoes to me after I had purchased them, so I knew I had made a great purchase. I plan to purchase another pair to use exclusively for running and working out. Thank you so much Brooks!
Truly an Achilles saver in my case. So, over the past 8-years I have been faithful to Saucony, because these shoes are slightly more narrow (better "hug") and the original Hurricane Iso's were similarly(ish) designed to the Brooks Glycerin & Adrenalin. Fast forward today and the closest shoes they make to the old discontinued Hurricane Iso's were made so cheaply that within 2-months of use, they caused debilitating achilles tendon pain for me to the point that I was on the verge of having to stop running for the first time in 20-years. So much pain in fact that walking was becoming a struggle. Needless to say, out of desperation to continue my weekly jogging regiment, I frantically researched other shoe brands to help alleviate my pain and ended up settling on the ... MoreTruly an Achilles saver in my case. So, over the past 8-years I have been faithful to Saucony, because these shoes are slightly more narrow (better "hug") and the original Hurricane Iso's were similarly(ish) designed to the Brooks Glycerin & Adrenalin. Fast forward today and the closest shoes they make to the old discontinued Hurricane Iso's were made so cheaply that within 2-months of use, they caused debilitating achilles tendon pain for me to the point that I was on the verge of having to stop running for the first time in 20-years. So much pain in fact that walking was becoming a struggle. Needless to say, out of desperation to continue my weekly jogging regiment, I frantically researched other shoe brands to help alleviate my pain and ended up settling on the Glycerin GTS 20's. All I can say is thank God for Brooks. Literally within 2-week of switching to these shoes (not even properly broken in yet), my Achilles pain is expeditiously dissipating. Every day feels a little better, and every jog feels more comfortable and more stable. I am now getting to a point where I can throttle my pace up and down, run hills, and interval train like I always have without grinding my teeth to distract from the intense Achilles throbbing. HUGE thank you to all the folks at Brooks. You saved my running career. Please continue to prioritize making top quality shoes like these. Your shoes help people, and I can't wait for the next Glycerin GTS to be launched. A narrow width in these would be nice. Just an FYI.
Bought these after running my first half, finishing with a big smile but a bigger blister on my foot. Got fitted at a local run store (Track Shack Orlando).Pros:Supportive - my alignment and cadence improved significantly over my old shoesDurable - I have around 70 miles on them so far, and with the exception of some light creasing, they look brand new (the tread looks unused!)Off-road running - ran these for 7 miles on the beach, between soft, hard, sideways sloped, and flat sand. The support was out of this world, and these held up amazing during that run.Cons:Cushioning - maybe just me, but they still feel very, very stiff. Landings feel pretty hard on the road for a “plush” shoeShin splints - I know this is subjective and has more to do with me and my ... MoreBought these after running my first half, finishing with a big smile but a bigger blister on my foot. Got fitted at a local run store (Track Shack Orlando).Pros:Supportive - my alignment and cadence improved significantly over my old shoesDurable - I have around 70 miles on them so far, and with the exception of some light creasing, they look brand new (the tread looks unused!)Off-road running - ran these for 7 miles on the beach, between soft, hard, sideways sloped, and flat sand. The support was out of this world, and these held up amazing during that run.Cons:Cushioning - maybe just me, but they still feel very, very stiff. Landings feel pretty hard on the road for a “plush” shoeShin splints - I know this is subjective and has more to do with me and my stride, but in my half training I never dealt with shin splints, and within a week of running in these, I started to develop them lightly. I took a few extra days off, got back to it, and now about a month later they’re pretty severe, enough that I’m going to save these for soft ground running onlyBottom line: supportive, soft ground/treadmill shoe. Looking for something better for me, but these have potential to be great for other runners!
| Shoe Category | Support |
| Experience | Cushion |
| Surface | Road |
| Suits Foot Arch Type | Medium, Flat |
| Support Technology | GuideRails |
