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JOIN NOWNeutral Running Shoes / Brooks Running Shoes
Average Weight: Men's 278g / Women's 249g
Heel Drop: 10mm
For that luxuriously plush landing, this may be the shoe you've been seeking for. Great everyday option, for slow/recovery runs. With a 2mm extra stack height than the predecessor, this shoe also boasts a wider toe-box.
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I haven’t found anything comparable to the Glycerin 21. They are a very good fit in comparision to the previous version; I had to go for the wider width in the Glycerin 20 as they were too narrow. This new version fits slightly wider so no need to worry about width concerns. I used them for running outside and at the gym. They are very comfortable to run with on the treadmill, and are very stable for other activities like stretching and functional fitness.
I a fan of the latest model – it's my favourite shoe to wear during my long distance runs and gym session. They are very soft, light, responsive and very stable. I can spend the whole day in them at work and my legs or feet won’t hurt at all!
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