- Is the Glycerin 23 good for overpronators?
- No. It is a neutral shoe with no medial support. Overpronators should look at a stability shoe such as the Brooks Adrenaline GTS.
- How does it compare with the Brooks Ghost?
- The Glycerin is softer, heavier and more cushioned than the Ghost. The Ghost is lighter and firmer, which suits runners who want a more responsive daily trainer.
- What is the drop and weight?
- It has an 8 mm heel-to-toe drop and weighs about 10.6 oz in a men's sample size. That puts it among the heavier max-cushion neutral trainers.
- Does it come in wide sizes?
- Yes. It is offered in normal and wide widths, which helps runners who need extra room in the forefoot.
- Can I use it for racing?
- It works for finishing a long race comfortably, but it is not a fast shoe. Racers wanting speed should choose a lighter, firmer model.
- Is it waterproof?
- No. This version has no Gore-Tex membrane, so it is not water-resistant. Brooks offers separate weatherized versions for wet conditions.
- Where is the Brooks Glycerin 23 Cross Training Shoes cheapest?
- At eBay, for $99.62, 43% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Brooks Glycerin 23 Cross Training Shoes?
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 279 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Brooks Glycerin 23 Cross Training Shoes?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Zappos, Backcountry, Finish Line, Shop Simon.