Name: Women's | Womens Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running
Brand: Altra
SKU: 6065681
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.0000 (2 reviews)

Features

Pants & Joggers.

This stability shoe won’t weigh you down and has enough comfort to train for miles and miles. With just the right amount of guidance, this shoe is ideal for those with flexible arches or who overpronate to help them run as naturally as possible.

Details

Upper: An engineered mesh upper provides comfort and breathability, while a refined molded heel collar provides for a comfortable, secure fit. This has Altra’s Standard Footshape™ Fit that is wider in the toe box to give your toes plenty of room to move.
Midsole: Altra’s Ego™ midsole cushion provides plenty of comfort, while being lightweight. This shoe’s balanced cushioning (or a 0mm heel to toe drop) has the same amount of cushioning in the heel and forefoot to let you run naturally.
Stability: Medial GuideRail™ technology gives inherent stability, providing guidance only when your foot needs it.
Outsole: Altra’s InnerFlex™ grooves are designed to promote flexibility and movement.

Tech Specs	Womens Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running
Drop	0 mm
Weight	8.27 oz (W), 10.2 oz (M)
Category	Stability
Use	Everyday training

What’s New

Altra improved the fit of the Provision 8 to accommodate more foot shapes and help with the step-in feel, including a change to the molded heel collar. They also changed the outsole, reducing some of the rubber on the bottom, making it a more traditional running outsole and keeping it lightweight.

Who It’s Best For

The Womens Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running is a great mid to lightweight stability shoe that works best for those who have flexible arches or who overpronate.

Why You’ll Love It

Raspberry / Strawberry.

Reviews

Based on 2 Verified Reviews

The 8 is different than the 7.

Hilary 4 months ago Verified Purchase

I do have a unique foot to fit. Women’s 11 narrow 2nd toe longer than 1st. The 7’s were perfect for me. The 8’s are not quite the same. I’ve worn the 8’s on a 3 miler and a 10 miler and I can’t figure out just what the difference is other that a little second toe rub on my right foot which according to my foot scan just shouldn’t be. I had high hopes but I think I need to go back to the drawing board for a good pair of shoes.