Customer Reviews Brooks Adrenaline GTS 21

Good shock absorption. My feet don?t bang against each other and make marks on the shoes. Nice and light. Good going downhill.

Lightweight and very comfortable. True to size.

Love them as soon I as put them on. I have enjoyed every run with them so far. I have worn Nike Structure for the last two-three years, but with the last pair, I had a show lace issue that was really annoying. No issue here.

I love that I get to get a fun color and a ?pretty? shoe even with a wide width. I?ve worn Adrenaline many years now and it always seems like the cool colors don?t come in the wide.

Best shoe to date! My right ankle is not rolling as I walk, my knees and hips don't hurt, and my ankles don't swell after being in these shoes all day. Wish I had that kind of support in my dress shoes.

Super comfy and great support.

So comfortable and easy to run in

I absolutely love Brooks Adrenaline running shoes. I am a nurse and work long hours. My feet don?t feel tired by the end of my shift. I have 2 pairs one for working out and one pair for work. They are super comfy. Would highly recommend!

Love these but need more fun colors in wide widths! I would buy two more pairs a year! I think they run aittle narrow if you use inserts so I have to buy in wide.

Not great. This year's version is less supportive than prior years. The tongue is much narrower and tends to shift around irritating the top of my foot. I do like that the Adrenaline 21 is wider in the toe box. I am a woman and need the extra wide EE shoe. The woman's 21 fit this year. In prior years I have bought the men's EE width. It would be nice if there was a better selection of colors in the EE width--especially unisex colors.

Nice shoe but not for me. Base of heel very wideone heel kept hitting the other one when I walked

Comfortable. Hoping the mess holds up

It?s lightweight. I really like the color. Good running shoe!

I purchased a pair after walking around a bit in the store. I thought they felt great on. Took them on their first and only run (2.5 miles) and WOW, I was so slow. These are SLOW shoes - at least 30 seconds/mile if not 1 minute/mile slower than my regular shoes. They absorb your momentum. They are soft. In fact, I realized they are too soft for my feet. Me feet muscles started to feel like they were stretching out. I don't know how to describe the sensation. I was afraid it might lead to plantar fasciitis. I had one other model of shoes years ago I thought was great because they were so soft and I ended up with plantar fasciitis in just over a week. It really felt like I was running on soft bricks (think bricks made out of 4" thick memory foam) during my short run. There was no forward rolling motion of the foot and I couldn't land near mid-foot at all. It was just flat-footed landing or heel landing. I gave them 4 stars because I can't fault anything about the way they are made. They offered more stability than I needed (side to side), but I didn't mind that at all. They are just very slow shoes. I have never owned a running pair that felt so slow. I think they could be improved with just a slight curve to the sole so that they roll forward. Sizing: I purchased a 9.5. I jump between a 9.5 and a 10 in Brooks. These fell on the smaller of the two sizes. I thought the width was just fine. The laces were about 6" too long. I had to use that extra set of eyelets at the top of the shoe to use up a few more inches of the laces. These could be perfect shoes for you. I would not recommend these for races or speed work. If you need something soft underfoot and plan to run slow, these are your shoes! My favorite Brooks Shoe: PureCadence 3 I went back and bought a pair of Hyperion Tempo shoes. These feel a bit firmer and fast. These are closer to what I think I need in a running shoe.

After I had kids, I started to order shoes 1/2 size bigger. Seems to work out well with the Adrenalines. This model didn't seem to be as "cushiony" as my last one, but they are still very supportive and provide the stability I need.

Ok not as good as the glycerine