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Brooks Glycerin Flex review: what runners say
- Fit
- True to size, flat-knit upper with sock-like construction that wraps the foot precisely. Narrow toebox: no wide option available at launch.
- Feel
- Max-cushion level of cushioning with a freer ride feel thanks to midsole cuts. Ride runs on the firmer side, with modest energy return; the shoe livens up as pace increases.
- Durability
- After 150 km, wear is concentrated on the outer outsole and forefoot; the foam shows no breakdown. Dense rubber coverage over contact zones suggests good overall longevity.
- Best for
- Daily trainer for easy runs, midrange and long distances at moderate pace. Suited for runners up to 165–175 lb without significant overpronation who want a natural-movement feel without sacrificing protection.
- Weak points
- Narrow toebox with no wide option, unusual for Brooks. Tongue is not gusseted to the upper and tends to fold during lacing. The flexibility does not translate into noticeable propulsion.
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4 shopsSpec sheet
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Heel stack
- 36 mm
- Forefoot stack
- 30 mm
- Weight
- 277 g
- Plate
- None
- Foam
- EVA
- Use
- Daily
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