Customer Reviews Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22

My first ever Brooks running shoe purchase which I was so excited for since I am an avid runner and am training for my first ever full marathon.and I can honestly say that I never had foot pain (ever) until running in these. I am an avid runner and have always stuck with NIKE and after this terrible experience I can say I will never purchase another pair and going back to the brand I trust. I am extremely disappointed

I have owned several Brooks Adrenaline over the years. The 22s seem to not be as comfortable. I definitely can't run in them.

Had the 19's and loved them. Nice roomy toe box and cushioned, but supportive. The 22's are nothing like those. My big toe hits the top of the shoe. Midfoot fits weird and they don't feel as supportive or cushioned. Not to mention the laces are so short I could only make one bow. The 19's I can double knot easily. Please make the 23's better!

I have been wearing gts for years. But these ones are so stuff and hard, very uncomfortable. I have tried wearing them several times but I always come home with painful feet. Very dissatisfied with the gts22.

Love the color. Was not comfortable & rubbed my ankle bone.

It's somehow not comfortable for me. I think my toe is touching in the front, a bit tight and a little loose on the back! May be I need a show about wider in front and narrower in back

The toe box is narrower than it used to be and the laces too short. I returned

I have used the adrenaline GTS shoe for a decade or more. I am extremely disappointed with this new shoe update. I am in the process of returning the two adrenaline GTS 21 series shoes that I purchased a few weeks ago. My feet are killing me. The arch support is in the wrong spot. Again, I am extremely disappointed.

DO NOT BUY the Adrenaline GTS 22, black/black/ebony, running shoe! I am a nurse and have been a Brooks customer for years now. I purchased the all black pair to go well with my scrubs and while they fit my foot well and were comfortable, they became unglued from the "tread" outer edges (rubber outsole/lugs?) causing me to trip several times at work, only within months of use! This happened with them being used mostly indoors (excluding parking lot trips to and from vehicle) and in rotation with other shoes, never more than a couple times a week. While I cannot speak for the quality of every style, I know that it was a waste of my money to buy Brooks that did not hold up to its name/reputation. If you want to trip, look silly tripping on unglued shoes, and/or own an expensive pair of occasional yard shoes - have at it!