Customer Reviews Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 Weatherized

Brooks Adrenaline size 8 weatherized fit well. I have been wearing them for years - get a new pair every 6 months to keep up with my 10,000 steps a day.

I typically wear 9.5. The fit was perfect. Nice rounded toe box, no need for orthotics (yet)! Walking and running feel great. Walked in 100+ degrees, comfortable the whole time. Excellent arch support and perfect "rise"- not flat.

Finally found the Shangra-la of running shoes after 20+ years: 1) arch hits in just the right spot & isn’t painfully hard or rigid 2) toe box & heel are both roomy yet quite supportive 3) lightweight 4) perfectly cushioned 5) good durability. They help keep my feet stabilized & really comfy, even with plantar fasciitis, AND they keep my back and my knees in a noticeably better state. For me, the fit surpasses that of the non-weatherized Adrenaline GTS as I have a narrow heel and arch but a wide toe box. I actually now wear these almost exclusively to all other shoes or sneakers…if only they would make them into a winter boot! 2 minor dings: 1) not really sure why they are called Weatherized as one’s feet will definitely get wet w/even a light rain or walking on marshy ground 2) the color is rather grim & doesn’t pair well with clothes including sportswear

the quality, fit, and construction of brooks have gone downhill. there is a light layer of rubber on the spray foam sole; this wore quickly in my previous adrenalines, and I can't justify spending this much on another pair since once the rubber wears off, you can feel the road through your shoe. Brooks, get back to quality please! I'll pay more!

Great Cushion , toes, arch, soles and heel support

I just got these and am very pleased. They are a bit tighter than the Brooks Glycerins I have been wearing. My feet started slipping around in my older Brooks Glycerin shoes. I have bunions and these Adrenalines do not bother them. It is great to have a water resistant shoe that is not stiff. I always add my own orthotics.

Love this sneaker. My identical twin and I have so much trouble with shoes because we have a connective tissue disorder so our joints/ligaments/tendons are fragile and injure easily, high arches and narrow heels, and we also blister easily. These are incredibly supportive without being stiff at all, they are not heavy, and have great traction. My gripe is the designation of 'weatherized'. Even dew on grass or a slight drizzle and the shoes soak through. I am going to try the Ghost GTX (we also find waterproof shoes to be stiffer than regular versions) for days when it is muddy or raining and see how those feel (they seem to have mixed reviews on comfort). If you can handle the wet, these are great. Oh and yes, I usually wear a size 10 and the 10.5 fit perfectly without socks (I wear compression stockings), so they do run a tad short.

These shoes appear to be the traditional shoe with added inside padding which causes the foot to ride higher in the shoe. That makes it tighter across the instep; It feels like you haven't got your foot all the way in the shoe, the heel is too short and its not comfortable to walk in, like your foot is coming out of the shoe at the heel. I was very disappointed.

I returned these. I bought my regular size per the recommendation, however they were too small. My right foot was not able to seat in the heel cup and I was curling my toes to fit the length. What a relief to take them off! Why are Brooks Adrenaline colors to weird, mostly white/off white or black?

I have looked for over 10 years to find a really supportive, comfortable and good-in-slippery-weather pair of sneakers. Brooks has knocked this out of the park. This Weatherized version fits much better than the original Adrenaline 24 and the cushioning is a delight. The only potential drawback to it being weatherized is that one’s feet tend to get more sweaty so keep that in mind when ordering sizes as you may want to wear a pair of absorbent socks.