Men's BROOKS® ADRENALINE™ GTS 7 :: You won't be disappointed in the men's Brooks® Adrenaline™ GTS 7 that retains the Adrenaline™ GTS 6's superior fit and adds responsive MoGo™ cushioning for a softer, lighter ride and more durable shoe. Stay cool with air mesh uppers that transfer heat and moisture away from your foot. 11.5 ounces
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Product Details
Package Length:
14.0 inches
Package Width:
5.0 inches
Package Height:
5.0 inches
Package Weight:
2.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 18 reviews
Features
Full length MoGo Midsole
Heel and forefoot HydroFlow cushioning
Progressive Diagonal Rollbar(PDRB)
S 257 Cushsole
Ideal for moderate pronation
Customer Reviews
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These shoes are outstanding. Aug 13, 2009 I have owned numerous pairs of Brooks Adrenaline running shoes and have loved them all. They have proved appropriate for both long distance running (marathon) and short distance running (5K). Each year brings a new color scheme and upgrades, always improving on an already sound design.
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Beware! Shoe Liners wear out and give blisters Sep 09, 2008 After a few months use, noticed a blister forming on the ball of my foot. For a week, I could not figure out what was causing it... shoes were well broken in?
Come to find out the shoe liner completely disintegrated in the shoe... wore down to rough Styrofoam that is paper thin and offers no support.
Stuff happens. So, I called Brooks and asked for replacements (said I would even pay!!) I was informed they do not have that "part." I would need to go to a local store and purchase an "after market" brand.
With all the shoes out there, would pass on these... and would pass on Brooks. You would think shoe liners would be a no brainer... and they are integral to the comfort of the shoe...
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Great shoes Aug 23, 2008 My last pair of shoes were Nike Pegasus, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I find the Adrenalines to be lighter and less bulky than the Pegasus, with comparable padding. I had tried a pair of Asics Gel Kayanos in the interim, but dropped them very quickly after developing pain in my calves and knees. Since switching to the Brooks I have developed no new injuries, which I attribute to the adequate padding and support.
I've really enjoyed about 100 miles in my Adrenalines.
Solid shoe for a larger runner Jul 14, 2008 At 6'3" 230lbs. and 20 miles/week, it was between the Beast and the Adrenaline. I have somewhat flat, but not truly flat feet, and the Adrenaline provides plenty of stability/cushioning for my 10k and feels pretty light during intervals. I can not comment on higher mileage runs, but if I could I probably wouldn't be 230. As long as the shoe holds up, I would purchase this product again.
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Adrenaline 7, We Hardly Knew Ye Jun 13, 2008 Note: These have since been superseded by the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 8 - Men's, a /Runner's World/ Best Buy. As far as I know, the 7's are out of production. I like the 8's a lot, but I will certainly miss the 7's.
Running shoes are a very personal thing; my favorite shoe leave you injured and miserable, and yours could do the same to me. Reviews like this, then, aren't really very useful. Still, at 6'1", 263#, normal arch, walking & running about ten miles per week, this was the best shoe I've yet found. Great fit, solid arch support (important for big guys like me), well-constructed, just an all-around great shoe for my needs.