A stability-focused daily trainer that trades the softer v22 feel for a firmer, more rigid platform; reviewers split on whether the stiffer ride suits their mechanics, though most praise the wider fit and cushioned Glycerin base.
A heavier, firmer, more rigid take on the Glycerin GTS that shifts toward motion-control feel; reviewer misses the softer v22 midsole and finds v23 clunky for his mechanics.
Best for: Runners wanting rigid heel/midfoot stability without a medial post feel; not compatible with orthotics.
Moore's shop stocks the GTS 3:1 or 4:1 over the neutral version; it offers light stability in the same cushioned Glycerin package and is Moore's go-to recommendation for most walk-in customers.
Best for: Newer, older, or higher-arch-support-seeking runners who want a touch of pronation control in a max-cushion daily trainer.
A stability-focused daily trainer that trades the softer v22 feel for a firmer, more rigid platform; reviewers split on whether the stiffer ride suits their mechanics, though most praise the wider fit and cushioned Glycerin base.
Reviewers note: Wider fit than v22 but runs short; very stiff heel counter; thick non-gusseted tongue. Those between sizes should try in store or size up a half.
Per Doctors of Running.
The Brooks Glycerin GTS 23 weighs about 306g (men's 9), has a 39.0mm heel stack and a 8.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the Brooks Glycerin GTS 23 to Brooks Glycerin GTS 22, Brooks Glycerin Max 2, Brooks Glycerin 23.
Per Doctors of Running, Run Moore.
Next Pair aggregates 4 expert reviews of the Brooks Glycerin GTS 23, including FORDY RUNS, Doctors of Running, Run Moore.
Per FORDY RUNS, Doctors of Running, Run Moore.
Compared to other road daily trainer in the same lane.
