Alfie Christopher R. Quiming

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18 The new Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18 provides very good arch support according to most of the runners that have used this pair. Many runners mentioned that the shoe is very comfortable and lightweight and provides superior cushioning. The shoes’ Progressive Diagonal Rollbar (PDRB) design has also been given a thumbs up by most of the runners because of its superior support on the ball of the foot, while many runners mentioned that the shoes are very light, and very comfortable. Most runners loved the great traction that the shoe provides once it hits the track and the stability it provides for each and every stride that the runner makes. There were some runners though, who thought that the shoe does not feel true to width and because of this, provides poor control. The new Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18 is engineered to provide softer cushioning, increased flexibility and seamless heel to toe transitions that keeps the runner focused on the run, not on the shoe. The Progressive Diagonal Rollbar (PDRB) design keeps the body aligned and provides maximum arch support for runners who take their passion seriously. The new Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18 features an Engineered Mesh that provides optimal structure and breathability. The BioMoGo technology provides dynamic cushioning that is unique for every runner each and every step of the way. The Progressive Diagonal Rollbar (PDRB) is engineered to provide maximum support and create a smoother transition. The Segmented Crash Pad accommodates a softer foot landing, delivering a smoother transition from head to toe. In this newest iteration of the “go to shoe”, Brooks made small tweaks to everything. The Brooks GTS 18 has a new, streamlined upper mesh, and soft cushioning with just right flexibility. This gives the shoe a sleeker look and should give the shoe a more comfortable stride while maintain the signature stability of the Adrenaline model.