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These shoes have soft, plush cushioning to take the strain off your feet and legs.
ExploreBrooks is one of our most popular brands at Run4It. Brooks’ approach to designing running shoes makes it very easy for you to choose the right ones for you. Their road running shoes are split into two categories: neutral and support. Any Brooks Running Shoes with GTS, means they have extra stability built into them. In case you’re wondering, GTS means ‘Go-To-Support’. The Brooks Glycerin Max Running Shoes are Brooks’ pinnacle daily mileage option. Featuring DNA Tuned cushioning, this max-cushioned model offers an exceptionally soft and energetic underfoot experience. This makes the Glycerin Max suitable for a wide range of paces and distances. The Glycerin 22 and Glycerin GTS 22 Running Shoes also feature DNA Tuned cushioning, but the stack-height is lower in comparison to the Glycerin Max. Not everyone likes running in ultra-stacked midsoles. This means you can experience the high degree of comfort that DNA Tuned cushioning offers, but in a more traditional midsole construction. As mentioned above, GTS means ‘Go-To-Support’, so you should choose the Glycerin GTS 22 Running Shoes if you’re looking for extra support for your feet and ankles. You can also opt for the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 Running Shoes if you need more support - as this model also features Brooks’ GuideRails® support system. The main benefit of this holistic support system is that it only kicks in when you need it. Think bumpers at a bowling alley - the GuideRails® structure works in a similar fashion. While it helps guide your feet and ankles, it also helps guide your knees and hips. It’s worth noting that the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 Running Shoes aren’t as cushioned as the Glycerin GTS 22 Running Shoes. This is because the Adrenaline GTS 24 Running Shoes features DNA LOFT v3 cushioning. Although this nitrogen-infused foam offers great protection, it feels firmer than DNA Tuned. As a result, the Adrenaline GTS 24 Running Shoes are likely to suit runners who prefer a responsive underfoot feel. The same can be said for the Ghost 16 Running Shoes. Even though the Ghost is one of Brooks most recognised models, the DNA LOFT v3 midsole should suit runners who prefer a protective, yet responsive sensation. The Brooks Road Running Shoes range at Run4It is rounded off with the Ghost Max 2. Unlike the Glycerin Max, the Ghost Max 2 Running Shoes don’t feature an ultra-high stacked midsole. However, the midsole is very different to the standard Ghost, and it is likely to feel more cushioned. The key technology to talk about in the Ghost Max 2 is the GlideRool Rocker. Importantly, this curved heel-to-toe geometry should help you move from landing to toe-off with great ease and efficiency - especially if you have tight calf muscles or ankle joints. We also stock Brooks Trail Running Shoes at Run4It: the Caldera 8 and Cascadia 18 off-road running shoes. The Caldera 8 Running Shoes offer excellent cushioning, support, and grip for mixed-surface trail runs and long distance runs - making this model an ideal choice for ultra distance events. In contrast, the Cascadia 18 are optimised to perform on rocky terrain and technical trails. This is largely because the midsole and outsole construction are inspired by mountain goat hooves. We just don’t recommend scaling cliff faces in them.