Doctors of Running prefers the GT-2000 13 over version 14 for runners who want a lighter, more versatile guidance-style stability trainer with a smoother heel transition and snappier feel.
Best for: Runners wanting a lighter, more versatile mild-to-moderate stability daily trainer with better forefoot flexibility and a smoother heel bevel
+3 earlier reviews from Doctors of Running
After 128 miles, David at Doctors of Running calls the GT-2000 13 his 'Old Reliable' for 2024 and one of his favorite shoes of the year, praising its versatility and exceptional outsole durability.
Best for: A workhorse moderate-stability daily trainer for the full range of training paces, including some strides and uptempo work
Matt at Doctors of Running finds the GT-2000 13 firmer, snappier, and more aggressively stable than version 12 — better for runners who want one shoe to do daily miles plus workouts, though he personally still prefers v12 for everyday comfort.
Best for: Runners wanting a do-it-all moderate stability shoe with a snappier, slightly faster ride than the GT-2000 12
Matt at Doctors of Running calls the GT-2000 13 the lighter, snappier, more versatile of the two stability stalwarts — better for uptempo work and runners who need only mild-to-moderate medial stability.
Best for: Runners who want a versatile mild-to-moderate stability daily trainer that can also handle uptempo work, with a snug, lower-volume fit
