Brooks Men's Adrenalin Gts 17 Ankle-High Mesh Running Shoe

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Brand: Brooks Price: $74.85 - $199.95 Best Sellers Rank: #817 Reviews: 689 ratings ( represent 89% of rating) Questions answered: 30 Availability: In Stock. Sold by: Amazon.com

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Get unbeatable stability, support and comfort in the Adrenaline GTS 17. These shoes feel incredibly soft underfoot thanks to plush sidewall geometries and the ultra-cushioning BioMoGo DNA midsole. This midsole technology adapts to your stride and speed, delivering an exceptional ride. For additional comfort and support, a full-length segmented crash pad provides softer landings and smoother transitions, while the Progressive Diagonal Rollbar encourages a more natural motion pattern. The Element mesh upper lets your feet breathe, and synthetic overlays provide much-needed structure. For the perfect balance of flexibility and strength, the outsole combines abrasion-resistant HPR Plus material with Flextra rubber. These shoes also feature an asymmetrical saddle that wraps your foot for a locked-in fit from your first step to your last.

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Stephen J. Davies: Solid running shoes, need more colors to choose from

My three previous pairs of running shoes have been the Adrenaline GTS 16. I did not expect the GTS 17 iteration to be very different from the 16, and that proved to be true. There are, however, a couple of minor differences I have noticed. First of all, the toe box seems to be slightly bigger on the 17. This has caused me to stumble a few times, and I ve actually wiped out completely on a couple of occasions wrecking a pair of expensive compression leggings on one of those falls . I seem to have adapted to that slight change now though, as no more stumbles or falls lately. The other difference is definitely a positive - the 17 seems to be better made and harder wearing. On all three previous pairs of 16s, I found that the upper would start splitting from the sole on the outside of the shoe at around the 250-mile mark. I have around 320 miles on my current pair of 17s and no sign of any splitting yet. I ll be replacing them around 350 miles anyway, but it s nice not to be forced into it by structural failure Not sure why I had that problem with the 16s - I have fairly wide feet, but the splitting happened in both 2E wide and D M widths. Whatever the reason, I m happy to be getting a little extra mileage out of each pair - running 40-50 miles a week, buying a new pair of shoes every 6 weeks was a significant expense for me

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