Customer Reviews Brooks Glycerin 19

I would give this model of Glycerin zero stars if that was an option! I?ve been a Glycerin wearer for 6 years. I but a new pair for each half marathon, train and run in a new pair and then upgrade. This pair turns my inner heals in and causes my feet to go numb on any run further than 3 miles. I will be running my next half marathon in an old pair, because this pair is garbage! Everything I loved about Glycerin is gone with this model! Please go back to the shoe I loved!

These are my first pair of Brooks running shoes. I was looking for something with a little more bounce on my runs, and these shoes are great for it. Ive noticed less pressure on my ankles and knees during and after running. However, I have had ridiculous blisters since wearing them. I thought it was just the new of them, but we?ll over 50 miles in and there are blisters all over my feet unlike I?ve had with other running shoes.

I?ve bought several different styles of Brooks & have always wore a size 7.5 regular width. I ordered these in the same size & they?re too small & very snug. I will probably need a 8 or maybe even an 8.5 ?.they?re that small!

First time trying Brooks at the behest of both my husband and personal trainer (the shoes will be for walking, running, and HIIT workouts at the gym), and when I tried them on initially at the store, I was surprised and impressed: light, cushiony, plenty of room for this wide-width foot. But on my first 2 mile walk, I had to cut it short because the heel tab was rubbing the backs of my heels into blisters. Sadly, it was a reminder that I need an Achilles' Notch in my shoe instead of a heel tab (and I just had to look those terms up), but I'm super disappointed, because everything else about the shoe was working wonderfully.

I pre ordered the white, pink and green in a size 9 from running warehouse and it fit great. Just about a month ago I purchase a gray/blue pair in size 9 from Fleet Feet and it was too small. There is an obvious difference between the two pairs of shoes. Disappointed with the inconsistency.

I ran in glycerin's for years. I think my first pair were 11's. They were the first shoe I could put on and run for miles with no pain or stopping to adjust laces, etc. Starting with the 15's or 16's they started to change. They felt deconstructed, less cushion. But I found inserts that helped. By the 18's they were horrible. 19's are unwearable. I don't know why Brooks felt the need to mess with what was always one of the highest rated, most recommended long distance running shoe (glycerin rarely makes the list now or is last). Please bring back the 13/14's. I know a lot of runners that miss that shoe. For now I wear Hoka Bondi's and will continue to hope you stop ruining great shoes and bring back the old glycerins.