Brooks Glycerin GTS 23 Trainers - Black/Grey - UK 8

These trainers are ideal for adult runners who need stability to manage overpronation, particularly those who run daily or tackle long distances and require maximum cushioning and support.

The 'GTS' in Glycerin GTS stands for 'Go-To Support.' These models include Brooks' GuideRails technology for added stability, while the regular Glycerin models are designed for neutral runners seeking only cushioning.

Clean them with a soft brush or damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing or drying. Air dry them thoroughly away from direct heat.

Yes, the enhanced DNA LOFT v3 cushioning and GuideRails support make them an excellent choice for marathon training and racing, providing comfort and stability over extended distances.

The longevity of cushioning depends on factors like mileage, runner's weight, and running surface. However, Brooks shoes are known for their durability, and the DNA LOFT v3 is designed to maintain its properties for a significant number of miles, typically between 300-500 miles.

If you have a neutral gait and do not require pronation support, the regular Brooks Glycerin (non-GTS) might be a better fit, as it focuses purely on cushioning without the added stability features.

While they offer comfort and cushioning, their design is optimized for running. For specific gym activities or cross-training, shoes designed for lateral stability and multi-directional movement might be more appropriate.

This can sometimes occur with new shoes as cushioning components settle. Try wearing them for a few more runs. Ensure no debris is trapped in the outsole treads.

Verify that the shoe size is correct and that the laces are tied appropriately. Remember, the GuideRails provide a 'holistic' support that works *with* your natural gait, rather than a rigid correction. If you are a neutral runner, this model might feel like it has too much support.

While the mesh is breathable, extreme conditions or heavy sweating can still lead to warmth. Ensure you are wearing moisture-wicking socks. If persistent, consider lighter-weight shoes for warmer weather if needed.

Ensure you are using the shoes primarily on roads or treadmills, as abrasive surfaces can accelerate wear. Check for any specific areas of abnormal wear that might indicate a gait issue.