Brooks  Adrenaline GTS 25 Road-Running Shoes - Men's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are such cool running shoes. I love the fit and feel of them and even though they are a size 13 they don’t feel overly bulky like some shoes in that size can be. I like the colors and the mesh outer lining because it adds a fun touch to my running gear. The material is comfortable and feels lightweight so I don’t feel like my feet are weighing me down when I run. The base is a little taller than my last running shoes, so it took me a couple runs to get used to it, but I like the extra support they provide to my feet, especially the heel area and that makes my feet less weary. Overall these shoes not only look good but they function well for daily running.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great running shoe for me. They looked big at first glance out of the box; the sole (and heel especially) look really big/wide, but they fit true to size. The wideness of the bottom gives it a good feeling of stability, even with the squishiness of the heel compressing down when you step. That squishiness is great cushion when running, but it makes these purely a running shoe for me and not a multi-purpose cross-trainer. I wouldn't want to be doing weights or plyometrics in these. Overall though, these are good at what they are made for, and that's why I got them. I'm hoping some brighter/bolder colorways come out, but I'm happy with these for now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Men’s Adrenaline GTS 25 is a solid go-to for anyone getting into running or looking for reliable daily support. The fit is excellent — snug around the ankle thanks to the plush heel cushions that provide just the right amount of support without feeling restrictive. I run mostly on roads, and the cushioning in the outsole does a great job absorbing impact, making longer runs feel easier on the joints. On top of the performance, the shoe looks sleek and modern. I’d definitely recommend Brooks as a great starter brand if you’re just getting into running and want to feel comfortable doing it too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I rotate between my neutral (glycerin) and stability shoes for days I just need a little support. These shoes are more responsive than the glycerin so I like running in it for my easy progressive runs. Only knock i have have after 35 miles (6 runs) are the shoe laces tend to get undone... a lot. The ride is what I expected the adrenalines to be. I have wider than normal feet so a little shift to the insole had to be made. The gts rail on the inside gave me a blister on the first run. Wide shoes tend to be too wide for me so I opt for the regular width. Lock down is good, cushion is good, uppers are comfortable, great running shoes overall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the new Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 for a little over four weeks, and I’m very pleased with the shoe so far. I use the the shoe every day for both walking and running. I’m coming to Brooks from the ASICS Kayano, which is well-known for supporting overpronation. Before switching, I researched and test-wore several models—including the Hoka Arahi 8, Kayano 32, Ghost 17, Nike Structure, Pegasus 41, Vomero, and others—to understand what best fits my feet. I decided to give it a try to see how it performs for my overpronation, arch type, and overall comfort. I’m genuinely impressed with the results so far. I’ll come back with my 90-day verdict on how well it holds up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I started ultrarunning (questionable as a midlife crisis) when I turned 40 and spend most of my time running on trails when possible. I've run in Brooks for a while but only with road shoes previously. These have been good on the trails and mud and grip well in wet conditions without being too sticky on rocks and roots. My feet are pretty picky about what I can wear due to tight plantar fascia and these have done just fine! Adding these to my rotation while I train up for 100k distances.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been wearing only Brooks gear (apparel and footwear except when I cycle or ski or walk my dog in the snow) since May 2004. Over the years I’ve worn different models. I’ve been wearing Adrenaline GTS for 2-3 years once I realized I prefer the weight and stability/support better than Ghost Max which was my previous choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a Dad of three under ten so my runs are short but I'm coaching soccer and a teacher so I'm on my feet a good amount. Here's the breakdown of pros cons respectively: Color scheme and aesthetic design are on point (see pics)...they look awesome! Heel support and cushioning are great so far. Toe cage is super breathable and very comfortable while running, adequate cooling is achieved through coarse mesh fabric. Traction is exceptional, hope it lasts. Clean up is easy with a damp cloth. Heel loops look well made although I have yet to use them. Cons: This is probably due to wearing them a bit tight when at rest, like when I'm driving or sitting, but my feet feel a bit sore. I don't think this has to do with the design but with my laziness for not loosening them up. Otherwise,I really love these shoes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved the GTS23, but they’re getting a little tired now. The GTS24 were a bit more cloggy. Just didn’t look right. These GTS25 are back on track. Sleek. Comfortable. Perfect. Please don’t change them (except for slightly more cushioned insoles oerhaps).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These shoes have a lovely, elegant look that stands out right away. On foot, they feel comfortable and well-cushioned, making them great for longer runs or everyday wear. I’m not a big fan of the heel tab—it feels a bit unnecessary and slightly distracting. The shoes are also on the heavier side compared to some of my other runners, but the weight isn’t excessive and doesn’t negatively affect the overall experience.