Brooks ADRENALINE GTS 11

Hypno b
Reviewed: 27 April 2012

Fast smooth and reliable

Not as pricey as the trance but does everything you need in a running shoe.
Seems great at venting heat and plenty of grip even in damp conditions

For me personally, Toe box is slightly too small (remember this is for me personally) everyone's feet are slightly different.

Good price and a reliable sturdy workhorse, especially good for light runners, if you are heavy go for the trance.

Gavin Winters
Reviewed: 23 April 2012

On my third pair now, great shoe, highly recommended.

Great support in the mid sole. Never get a blister. Very hard to get a fault.

None

Excellent

LauraBell217
Reviewed: 08 February 2012

Supportive, confortable and hard wearing.

Go-to shoe for an over pronator. Confortable. Nice style. Hard wearing. Long lasting.

No cons as yet, apart from the fact that they're pricier than some of the shoes but I'm always happy to pay the extra for a shoe I know I benefit from wearing.

Was recommended these after gait analysis and have never looked back!

Got about 550 miles out of my first pair and have now relegated them to the muddy tracks and they're holding up very very well.

My new ones are the exactly the same in style, just a different colour and they're as comfy and as supportive as my old ones were. Shin splints well and truly a thing of the past and I can see myself just getting another pair when these ones are past it.

I just pray Brooks don't change these shoes ever, they've changed running for me :)

Berger
Reviewed: 29 January 2012

good fit for a narrower foot, light and quick shoe yet still stable. Issues with toe and heel though.

Light. Quick. Snug fit.

Compared to the Saucony Grid I had, got a lot of bruising on right heel. Must be less cushioned. Also right toe starts to hurt after 5 miles or so.

A good shoe and I will persevere. Hoping heel pads and toe-tectors will help

GreyHat
Reviewed: 04 September 2011

Still excellent, but not quite up to the 10s

I've been running in Brooks GTSs for about 5 years (I think I had the GTS 5s first). These are great shoes and have really assisted me (even with my dodgy feet!) I've had the GTS 11s for a couple of months now, running about 70km a week and I can't quite put my finger on it, but I just preferred the GTS10s. It could just be psychological (the colours: red and white do look a bit naff) but I think that they are slightly less supportive in the sole at the front of the foot and in the uppers. Either way, they are still the best thing out there that I have tried so far (and I have no intention of moving away from this line).