Brooks Adrenaline 25 Running Shoe - Men's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I argued with my wife for a long time about Brooks even though she swears by them. I finally tried a pair on and haven’t worn another brand of tennis shoe since.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was a little concerned when I noted the change in look of the mid sole from previous model - but I have been very pleased with comfort and support.

Bought it for my son and he loves it.very comfortable with enough support

I’ve been wearing the Brooks Adrenaline GTS for decades, most recently the GTS 23. The drastic changes made to the GTS 25 are horrendous — and that’s not an exaggeration. The new “cushioned” outsole feels mushy and unstable, like walking on Jell-O. Maybe fine for a funhouse, but not for a running shoe. The overall feel is uncomfortable, and visually they look oversized and clunky — almost like clown shoes. Why make such a radical change to a fantastic shoe? In my opinion, this redesign feels more like a Marketing Department project than something driven by runners. If Brooks wanted to create a shoe like the GTS 25, they should have introduced it as a completely new line or sub-line while leaving the core Adrenaline design intact. Call it the “Adrenaline GTS 2000” or something similar — but don’t replace a proven classic. Unfortunately, no other Brooks model fits my foot properly, so for me it’s goodbye Brooks. I returned the GTS 25. Bring back the GTS 23 with the wider last.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve clocked new PR in this shoe, it’s a game changer.

What’s with the flaired heel collar? It only serves to catch debris and funnel it into the shoe! I’ve owned at least a dozen pairs of these over the years and loved them all for running and walking. But this is a deal breaker for me. Please make it go away in the “26”

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am overall new to Brooks as this is my 2nd pair after last year's Ghost Max 2. Although my podiatrist recommended a neutral shoe, I discovered a stability shoe provided more support and reduced pain caused by a tight peroneal tendon. My preference for comfort would be the Glycerin GTS 23; however, if you are experiencing peroneal tendon discomfort or need more support at the arch, this shoe works very well. My only concern is the length of the shoe and that it sometimes feels as if my feet are slipping. I suspect this has more to do with the length of my feet than an issue with the shoe itself.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The GTS25 Shoe for men and women are awesome. I bought a pair for myself and a pair for my wife. We both love them, they are so comfortable and are great for walking. I highly recommend this shoe!