I want to start jogging again but only short distances (5kms) three times a week.
Looking for a relatively cheap pair of good quality runners. I have read online that the GTS 8's are quite heavy.
I'm only small, with pretty thin weak legs, any recs, would the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 8 cut it?
TIA
Wee
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Brooks Adrenaline Gts 8 Review
Started by MissWee, Jan 13 2010 02:08 PM
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Posted 13 January 2010 - 03:14 PM
Hey there,
The Adrenaline GTS 8 is 326g (men's) and 269g (women's). We are now up to the GTS 10, and they weigh 315g/260g.
Generally, the more support a shoe offers, the slightly heavier it will be. Adrenaline is probably mid range (it is a moderate support shoe).
I would recommend getting properly fitted out to make sure you are getting the right level of support for your foot type.
Run happy!
The Adrenaline GTS 8 is 326g (men's) and 269g (women's). We are now up to the GTS 10, and they weigh 315g/260g.
Generally, the more support a shoe offers, the slightly heavier it will be. Adrenaline is probably mid range (it is a moderate support shoe).
I would recommend getting properly fitted out to make sure you are getting the right level of support for your foot type.
Run happy!
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 07:09 AM
I run in the Adrenalines because they are the right fit for my feet & I LOVE them. I don't notice the weight (except when they are full of water & I'm running in heavy rain - hey, it's just extra strength training!).
Can't agree enough that you should get some good advice on the right shoe for your running style. For me, wrong shoes, or worn out shoes = injury.
Love the new Adrenaline 10's
Can't agree enough that you should get some good advice on the right shoe for your running style. For me, wrong shoes, or worn out shoes = injury.
Love the new Adrenaline 10's
