ABOUT BROOKS
ABOUT BROOKS
Brooks is a top pick for British runners because they blend support, comfort, and durability in every pair. Expect smooth heel-to-toe transitions, cushioned landings, and airy mesh uppers that keep your feet fresh on long, sweaty runs. And with different fits, widths, and models—including options for wide or narrow feet—finding your perfect pair is simple.
It’s no wonder Brooks shoes pop up everywhere, from park runs to race day. Step into a pair from Runners Need and feel the difference—wherever your run takes you, Brooks just works. Give them a go and see why so many runners trust Brooks to go the distance.
Many Brooks models come in multiple widths: standard, wide, and extra wide. Official retailers provide fitting guides to help find your best size and width.
Brooks generally run true to size, but some runners recommend half a size up for maximum comfort, especially for long runs or wider feet. Brooks offers standard, wide, and sometimes extra-wide options.
The Glycerin is Brooks’ plushest, most-cushioned model—great for long distances and comfort seekers. Ghost offers balanced cushioning for neutral runners, while Adrenaline adds stability to the mix.
Pronation refers to how your foot rolls during running. For overpronators (inward rolling), Brooks Adrenaline GTS provides stability. For neutral pronation, models like the Ghost or Glycerin are ideal.
Yes, the Adrenaline GTS series is particularly suitable for flat feet, offering stability and arch support. For high arches, cushioned models like Glycerin or Ghost work well.
Yes. The Hyperion Elite line is engineered for race day, offering lightweight construction, carbon-fiber plates, and responsive foam for speed, while models like Glycerin and Ghost work well for marathon training due to their cushioning.
Many Brooks shoes come in multiple width fittings, including wide and extra wide options, particularly for popular lines like Ghost, Adrenaline, and Glycerin.
The Brooks Ghost is highly recommended for beginners due to its comfort and versatility. The Adrenaline GTS and Glycerin are also solid options for new runners.
Yes. Road models like the Ghost provide smooth transitions and cushioning, whereas trail shoes such as the Cascadia or Caldera offer grippy outsoles and protective features for uneven terrain.
GuideRails technology is designed to prevent knee and joint injuries by supporting your stride only when necessary, reducing excessive movement. Cushioned midsoles (DNA Loft, BioMoGo) also assist with shock absorption.
GuideRails technology is designed to prevent knee and joint injuries by supporting your stride only when necessary, reducing excessive movement. Cushioned midsoles (DNA Loft, BioMoGo) also assist with shock absorption.