Is the Brooks Glycerin Flex good for daily training?

Yes. It is built as a neutral daily trainer with plush DNA LOFT cushioning and a flexible sole, making it comfortable for easy and recovery runs on pavement.

How does the Glycerin Flex differ from the standard Glycerin?

The Flex has a split-sole design for more natural foot flex and is lighter. The standard Glycerin offers a more traditional, stable platform and likely more outsole durability.

Does the split sole affect stability?

Some runners find the split sole less stable on uneven ground or at faster paces. It is best for neutral runners on smooth roads.

What is the drop and weight?

The women's version weighs about 227g (8 oz) with a 6mm drop (26mm heel, 20mm forefoot).

Is the Glycerin Flex true to size?

Most runners find it true to size. The engineered mesh upper has some stretch, so those between sizes may size up for a roomier fit.

Can I use it for speed workouts?

It is not ideal for fast paces. The flexible sole and soft cushioning favor easy runs, and the upper may feel less secure during sprints.

Where is the Brooks Glycerin Flex cheapest?

At Title Nine, for $129.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Brooks Glycerin Flex?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 12 ratings.

Where can I buy the Brooks Glycerin Flex?

23 stores we checked sell it, including Scheels, Brooks Running, DSW, Backcountry, Finish Line.

Brooks Glycerin Flex

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What reviewers say

5 / 512 ratings

Owners rate the Glycerin Flex highly for its soft cushioning and flexible ride. Many say it feels natural and comfortable on easy runs, though some note the split sole takes getting used to and the upper is not the most secure.

What people mention

CushioningPraisedRunners describe the DNA LOFT foam as soft and protective on easy runs.
FlexibilityMixedThe split sole gives a natural flex, but some find it takes a few runs to adjust.
StabilityCriticisedA few owners say the split sole feels less stable on uneven surfaces.
Upper fitMixedThe mesh upper is breathable, but some want a more secure hold for faster paces.
WeightPraisedReviewers note the shoe feels light for its cushioning level.

About the Brooks Glycerin Flex

Experience the perfect balance of flexibility and cushioning with the Women's Brooks Glycerin Flex, designed for runners who want a natural, adaptable ride. This innovative running shoe features a unique split-sole design that allows your foot to move more naturally while still delivering the plush DNA LOFT cushioning Brooks is known for. Built for road running and daily training, the Glycerin Flex combines supreme comfort with enhanced flexibility for a truly personalized running experience. Why You'll Love Them Split-sole design provides exceptional flexibility and allows natural foot movement Plush DNA LOFT cushioning delivers soft, comfortable landings on every stride Lightweight construction keeps you moving effortlessly mile after mile Breathable engineered mesh upper ensures optimal airflow and comfort Ideal for runners seeking a more natural, flexible ride without sacrificing cushioning Key Features Unique split-sole design: Innovative construction enhances flexibility and promotes natural foot movement patterns DNA LOFT cushioning: Soft, lightweight foam provides plush comfort without losing responsiveness Engineered mesh upper: Strategic stretch and breathability for a secure, comfortable fit Flexible outsole: Segmented design adapts to your unique stride and foot shape Neutral support: Perfect for runners with natural gait patterns Road running platform: Optimized for pavement and track surfaces Technical Specifications Weight: Approximately 8.8 oz (women's size 8) Drop: 8mm offset (heel to toe) Support type: Neutral Cushioning level: High Surface: Road Perfect For Daily training runs and road running Runners who prefer a more flexible, natural feel Neutral runners seeking cushioned comfort with enhanced flexibility Transitioning to a more minimalist running style while maintaining cushioning