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Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running
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Posted 1 June 2023

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22 Running Shoes SS23 £89.99 @ Up & Running

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5 Men's styles, 4 Women's styles. Lots of sizes. Wide available.

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One style in wide (2E I believe) for both men and women.

Adrenaline GTS 23s have recently launched, hence the price drop.
It's time to retire my Adrenaline 21s and didn't fancy the £130 price tag direct from Brooks so shopped around. I was after wides which prove a bit harder to find deals with my size in stock but this was a great result!
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Edited by DoubleSpanner, 4 June 2023
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  1. CaptainOffTheHook's avatar
    Start fitness have these at £90 and they will do 10% off to make them £81. I got the wide fit and you get a free pair of running socks too!
    DoubleSpanner's avatar
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    Good find, they had my size in black so now I'm replacing my everyday pair too!
  2. xstrio's avatar
    could anyone recommend something cheaper for occasional road running, i started trail running a while back and fancy doing a bit on the road but not sure if i`ll like it
    valuz91's avatar
    A pretty basic recommendation is any pair of Nike Pegasus you'd find on offer (I've seen last year's model or previous ones ranging from anywhere between £30 and £80).
    Purists will tell you it'll depend on your running mechanics, but chances are that the Pegasus will do you well.
    There's a reason why they are at their 40th iteration this year.
  3. Neil82's avatar
    Excellent running shoes, only ones I buy as they help massively with my knackered knees! Good price too!
    Boby_Gandhi's avatar
    why? what makes them better than more aesthetic running options from nike?
  4. BoymeetsHUKD's avatar
    These are stability shoes. I'm really considering this deal as I already use these shoes (I have 22s at the moment).

    But for those of you who don't use this shoe already, go to a shoe shop and get tested. Yes it's £40 more expensive but false economy to buy shoes that aren't right for you.
  5. alzzzzzzz's avatar
    Ordered these last week from Up & Running for £77, there was a 15% off due to the Bank Holiday and got a free Buff included in the Box which was a bonus really.. Great shoes been using these for the last 15 years
  6. Adam's avatar
    Hey , thank you for sharing your first deal with our community, If you ever need a hand or have any questions please feel free to pm me/the team, were here to help :). PS, Its members like you who take time out of their day to share your awesome finds with our community, actually help make our community what it is today, so thanks again.
  7. psycho1983uk's avatar
    Great
  8. nbuuifx's avatar
    Do you know how these compare to the Ravenna range?

    I went and had gait analysis years ago and was recommended the Brooks Ravenna 8 at the time. They were fantastic and fixed an issue I was having at the time. Unfortunately, they soon replaced them, but that meant that the Ravenna 8 dropped in price, so I got another pair. Then as they disappeared, I noticed some clearance deals and got myself some very cheap pairs.

    However I've not managed to find them since, and I'm on my last pair which is currently fairly worn with week over the recommended mileage already done.

    So after something that will be suitable for moderate overpronation.
    DoubleSpanner's avatar
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    It appears they have been replaced/renamed as the Brooks Launch. Decent comparison of the numbers and review here. Adrenalines are firmer, heavier and have a 2mm greater heel to toe drop. But I find are very stable shoes for my overpronation. I wear them as a result of a shoe fit/gait analysis a couple years ago.
  9. tank86's avatar
    How do these compare to Hoka Cliftons? I bought a pair of the Cliftons wide fit and get blisters. Worse than I did with a tatty pair of cheap Adidas!
  10. TwistedPxls's avatar
    Got these from an earlier deal and did my first Parkrun in them this morning… new PB!
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