Brooks Glycerin 23 Trainers - White/Green - UK 9.5

Brooks Glycerin 23 Shoes: maximum comfort for every stride. The Brooks Glycerin 23 offer a smooth ...

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The Brooks Glycerin 23 Trainers are designed for adult male runners seeking maximum comfort and a smooth, balanced running experience on the road. Their key benefit lies in optimized cushioning provided by DNA Tuned technology with injected nitrogen, ensuring a plush feel with every stride. A potential caveat is their specific design for neutral runners, which may not suit all gait types.

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Age Groupadult
ColourWhite
GenderMale
Shoe Size UK7.5
Accent ColourGreen
Shoe TypeTrainers
SeriesGlycerin 23
Model Part Number1104761D154-42
BrandBrooks

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FAQs

Who is the Brooks Glycerin 23 designed for?

The Brooks Glycerin 23 is designed for adult male runners seeking maximum comfort, a smooth ride, and neutral support, primarily for road running and training.

What type of cushioning does the Glycerin 23 use?

It utilizes DNA Tuned cushioning with injected nitrogen for a soft, responsive, and balanced feel.

What is the drop on these shoes?

The shoes have a drop of 8mm.

Can I use these for trail running?

These trainers are optimized for road surfaces and are not recommended for trail running, as they lack the specific traction and protection needed for off-road conditions.

How do I clean my Glycerin 23 trainers?

Clean with a mild soap and cool water using a cloth or soft brush, then air dry away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

What is the weight of the Brooks Glycerin 23?

The weight is approximately 300.5 grams.

Are these shoes suitable for runners who overpronate?

No, the Glycerin 23 is a neutral shoe and is best suited for runners with a neutral gait. Runners who overpronate may require a stability shoe.

Troubleshooting

Slightly tight fit on first wear.

Wear the shoes around the house for short periods to allow the cushioning to adapt to your foot shape. Ensure laces are not over-tightened.

Reduced cushioning after many miles.

The cushioning is designed to last for hundreds of miles, but eventually, all shoes lose some of their responsiveness. Consider replacement when the impact absorption significantly decreases.

Foot discomfort on longer runs.

Ensure the shoes are the correct size and width. Check lacing technique for pressure points. If discomfort persists and you have a significant overpronation, consider a stability shoe.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional cushioning for superior comfort on long runs.
  • Smooth and stable ride reduces fatigue.
  • Durable construction suitable for frequent training.
  • Aids in achieving a precise and secure fit.
  • Versatile for various road running scenarios.

Cons

  • Best suited for neutral runners; may not provide adequate support for overpronators.
  • Weight of 300.5g might be perceived as slightly heavy by some minimalist runners.
  • Specific focus on road surfaces means less optimal performance on trails.
  • The 8mm drop may not be ideal for runners who prefer a zero-drop or lower-drop shoe.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These trainers are ready to wear out of the box. Ensure they fit snugly but comfortably before your first run.

Compatibility: Designed for road running surfaces. Compatible with most standard athletic socks. Not recommended for trail running or heavy court sports.

Care:

  1. Remove excess dirt with a soft brush.
  2. Clean with a mild soap and cool water using a cloth or soft brush.
  3. Air dry away from direct heat sources.
  4. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

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