- Is the Brooks Ghost 18 good for wide feet?
- Yes. The Wide width adds volume through the forefoot and midfoot, which suits runners who find standard widths tight. Very wide feet may still want to size up.
- Is the Ghost 18 a neutral shoe?
- Yes. It is a neutral daily trainer with no stability posting, so it suits runners without significant overpronation. Overpronators should look at Brooks' stability models instead.
- How does the Ghost 18 compare with the Ghost 17?
- The 18 keeps the same 10 mm drop and DNA Loft cushioning with small upper and fit refinements. Runners happy with the 17 will find the ride familiar rather than transformed.
- Can I use the Ghost 18 for racing?
- It works for training and easy paces but is heavier and less responsive than dedicated race shoes. Most runners keep it for daily miles and use a lighter shoe on race day.
- What is the drop on the Brooks Ghost 18?
- It has a 10 mm heel-to-toe drop, which suits heel strikers and runners who like a traditional offset.
- Does the Ghost 18 have reflective details?
- Yes. Reflectors are built into the upper for visibility on early or late runs, though they are not a substitute for lights.
- Where is the Brooks Ghost 18 Wide Running Shoes cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $124.75, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brooks Ghost 18 Wide Running Shoes?
- 17 stores we checked sell it, including Road Runner Sports, ASF Sports & Outdoors, DICK'S Sporting Goods, Public Lands, Salt Lake Running Company.