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Brooks Racer ST 4 running shoes are part of their racing running shoes line. Here’s a little more information.
Complete with a new upper, but not a lot of change though.
It is a very light and low cushioned shoe with a little bit support. But it has one special feature – the Brooks Racer ST [...]
Brooks T6 running shoes are in the racing running shoes line. Here’s a little more information.
Comes with a new upper, and a seamless feel on the inside, to prevent barefeet rubbing on stich lines.
The new Brooks T6 Racer is an ideal match for the elite road racer looking to cover a lot of ground [...]
This is a quick write-up of Brooks Adrenaline ASR 5 trail running shoes.
Used for when you need a running shoe for the cold or trail and are a shoe similar to Brooks Adrenaline for regular running. They’re a trail running shoe. The top is mesh, weather resistant. They are not the same as the [...]
Brooks Cascadia 4 running shoes are part of Brooks lines of trail running shoes.
New Asymmetrical lacing allows broader number of foot types it will fit well. Improved midfoot wrap. Great colors, this shoe looks like it will continue to do very well. It is one of the best selling neutral trail shoes.
Light, flexible and all [...]
Brooks Addiction 8 running shoes belong to Brooks motion control running shoes line.
In the motion control category, the Addiction is consistently one of the top selling motion control shoes in the $90 level.
The Brooks Addiction provides good cushion. If you compare the Brooks Addiction with the Brooks Adrenaline, the Addiction is more cushioned and [...]
Brooks Beast running shoes and Brooks Ariel running shoes belong to Brooks line of motion control running shoes.
Typical shoe for heavier runners, the Brooks Ariel shoe is the women’s shoe counterpart to the men’s Brooks Beast shoe.
Many of of who weigh that much are often incorrectly put in shoes like the Beast. Even if an [...]
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 9 running shoes belong to the Brooks support running shoes category.
Price increased to $105. Four widths for men and women with narrow through extra wide. 2 colors for men and women from the start, but only 1 color in the widths. New configuration to heel strike area to both control motion at [...]
Brooks Trance 8 running shoes belong to the Brooks support running shoe category.
Known as a high end stability shoe. Not offered in wide widths, for wider widths look to Asics or New Balance. It’s just unfortunate they’d have the Brooks Adrenaline (more suitable for smaller and middle-weight runners w/ overpronation) available in wide widths but [...]
Brooks Axiom 3 running shoes are also among Brooks guidance running shoes. Here’s a quick update.
The toe box in the Brooks Axiom 3 seems to have increased compared to the Axiom 2. The heel cup seems a little more snug. The lacing system changed and the tongue is shorter.
For the slight overpronator, this Brooks Guidance [...]
Brooks Switch 2 running shoes are the last shoe that we’ll cover in our posts on Brooks guidance running shoes.
Retailing for around $85 moves from single to double piece DRB Accel in midfoot makes the whole shoe more flexible. Increased lateral forefoot flex grooves promotes more lateral release.
Its the low end of Brooks Guidance Shoe [...]
Brooks Infiniti 2 shoes are among Brooks guidance running shoes. Here’s a quick update.
Will have a price increase to $125. Added cushioning around the heel collar, and changed the midfoot wrap to a softer, more pliable material. Should resolve some of the negative feedback on the vamp area by removing some overlays and using [...]
This is post about Brooks summom running shoes is the last post about Brooks neutral running shoes. It’s short, but there’s not a lot to say.
A new entry level neutral shoe at a $90 price point. Full length MoGo (not biomogo) midsole. Not a bad looking shoe but I think is intended for more [...]
This post on Brooks Defyance 2 running shoes is part of our research on Brooks neutral running shoes.
This shoe had a price increase to $100 over last year’s model and will have 3 widths available narrow, mediums and wides for both genders. Much milder color from original which turned some people away from what [...]
The Brooks Dyad 5 running shoe is part of our review of Brooks neutral running shoes.
Long-lasting cushioning for bio-mechanically efficient runners who have flat feet. Including a full-length MoGo midsole, offers a neutral base, generous width and volume, and first-feel cushioning for flat footers who just don’t happen to need motion-control shoes. [...]
This post on Brooks Ghost shoes is part of our series on Brooks NEUTRAL running shoes posts.
There’s nothing spooky about this high-end performance shoe built for the neutral, bio-mechanically efficient runner who wants to go fast. The Ghost’s articulated, hyper-flex contact rubber outsole provides a resilient experience with every step, while its sprung toe and [...]
This is part of our coverage of Brooks neutral running shoes.
Brooks Glycerin 7 shoe is ideal for neutral runners and mild overpronators. Includes two layers of MoGo stacked in the heel and e-fusion sandwiched in between. Includes HydroFlow in the heel and forefoot.
The new shoe will have a price increase to $125, [...]
In staying green, Brooks will be converting most running shoe models by the end of 2009 to their BioMoGo midsoles, which is touted to break down at a much quicker rate in a landfills then standard running shoe midsoles. There is a non-toxic additive to the new material which encourages anaerobic microbes to begin breaking [...]
