Customer Reviews Brooks Adrenaline GTS 23

These shoes are so comfortable. This style Adrenaline is all Ive worn for the last 3 years. Im a hairstylist so I wear these everyday at work. Im diabetic also and need the support. I do wish that prints/colors came in extra wide.

I have been wearing only Adrenaline's for the past 8 years and this will be the last pair I ever buy. The quality continues to lessen with each pair. These 23's are exceptionally awful. The cushioning that I'd come to love and appreciate is now non-existent. They are so hard now, my feet are screaming after mile 2 of my daily 4 mile walk. Bought, and left for vacation out of the country and missed the return window. What a waste of $150.

Very good foot support. Nice style.

I've worn this shoe for years7.5, two pairs a year. I received my shoes and already they appear and feel different. Lighter weight, but this year they look cheap. And the 7.5 don't fit anymore. My foot is a size 6.5 or 7, but I size up in running shoes. There is no way I'll try an 8! Sad.

Still trying it out but the fit is not satisfactory although I ordered the Wide Size The Support is also not very good and my feet hurt especially on the lateral sides after my usual 30-40 minute easy Walks. I will keep trying till I find something that fits and feels comfortable. I will be returning the shoes and will appreciate receiving a Return Label. Thank you.

I didn't like the and is in the process of returning them. I ordered the adrenaline 24 instead. There was very little cushion. I am a walker.

Worse than previous version of Adrenaline shoes. Still great fit for my wide feet. Which is great. Downsides: 1. Slippery on wet sidewalks and squeaky indoors. 2. Quality: glue is noticeable is several places 3. Design of reflective triangle-like shapes in frond part of the shoes: they have a gap before the tip of the triangle makes it look like they were ripped off already.

Not as comfortable as I would've thought

Quality just isn't as good as it used to be. Paying more for lower quality shoes doesn't make sense. Glad I was able to get these on clearance.

I previously ordered many pairs of the Glycerin model and I prefer it over the Adrenaline model by a long shot.

I am not a runner and will never be a runner. I wanted an athletic shoe that does not irritate my neuropathy. These do an adequate job; not outstanding but OK. Also wanted a shoe with a lot of support b/c I am in the geriatric part of life and falls are an ever-present threat. I think these shoes provide this support. When the neuropathy and arthritis are behaving themselves, I am able to take walks in these shoes and everything is fine. One BIG drawback, especially b/c of fall threat is that the laces do not stay tied. I have no idea why they come loose but they do, OFTEN. I know, I know double knots. When YOU get old and have arthritis in YOUR back, you tell me how easy it is to deal with double knots in your shoes, both putting them on and taking them off. Sometimes they are just not worth the trouble and my old worn-out Nikes get pulled out of the closet. Quite honestly, I would hesitate to recommend these shoes b/c of this. I would hate for someone to fall b/c the laces came undone. I am not answering the rest of your questions and have no intention of giving this review a name. (Do we really need to get cutesy? I thought you were interested in feedback)

Brooks sizing is getting out of control!!! Someone needs to standardize it. The picture attached is of my (beat up) Adrenaline GTS 22 and the 23 I just ordered. They are both size 7, but obviously the 23 is smaller than the 22. I had to return them and I'm so frustrated!

As with all products, the Adrenaline GTS 23 is not as satisfactory as earlier iterations of the same style. The materials aren't as substantial, design is "pinchy," and it doesn't have the same solid-but-light feel. That said, it's still a fairly solid, reasonably comfortable, and quite stylish piece of equipment, still ahead of other brands--except that the 'wide' isn't as wide, so the toe-box isn't as accommodating. It's still Brooks--and that means quality...it's just not as MUCH quality as, say, the model from 4 years ago.

I'm a long time wearer of adrenalines. The 23 is my least favorite. They are supportive as advertised and a very stable shoe but I don't think they are as cushioned as previous models. ( really happy I have a few 22's that are new or have lots of life left)

Need a longer tongue Round, sturdy shoestrings rather than the cheap flat ones black soles--never white!