- How does the Glycerin Max 2 differ from the regular Glycerin?
- The Max 2 has a taller, softer DNA Tuned midsole with a split soft-heel, firm-forefoot design. The standard Glycerin is lower and more uniform underfoot.
- Is it good for long runs?
- Yes. The max cushioning and light weight suit long easy runs and recovery days. It is not the pick for tempo work.
- Does it fit true to size?
- Most runners report true-to-size fit in normal width. Wide-footed runners may want to size up or look at a wider model.
- Can I use it for walking or cross training?
- It works for walking and light gym use thanks to the rubber outsole and cushioned ride. Lateral stability is limited for side-to-side work.
- Is it waterproof?
- No. It has no Gore-Tex membrane, so it is not water-resistant.
- What is the drop and stack height?
- Brooks builds it as a high-stack max-cushion trainer with a moderate heel-to-toe drop. Check the current spec sheet for exact figures.
- Where is the Brooks Glycerin Max 2 Men's Cross Training Shoes cheapest?
- At Brooks Running, for $149.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brooks Glycerin Max 2 Men's Cross Training Shoes?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Brooks Running, Dick's Sporting Goods.