Plus discounts on editor-tested favorites.
From short walks to ultra-marathon training, people who go the distance need shoes that can keep up. Among the countless brands our editors have tested, Brooks shoes have made it onto almost every list, and we just found several pairs for walking and running at Amazon up to $90 off. Most of them, including the Glycerin 22, Ghost Max 3 and Adrenaline GTS 24have earned the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) Seal of Acceptancemeaning a group of podiatrists has rated them as promoting “good foot health.” We also spotted discounts on shoes our editors and writers tested and love, like the Revel 8 and Ariel GTS 24. Scroll on to find your new favorite athletic shoe on sale.
Best Overall Brooks Shoe Deals at Amazon
- Helps Prevent Pronation: Men’s Glycerin 22 Neutral Running Shoe$88 (was $165)
- Shock-Absorbing Cushion: Women’s Ghost Max 3 Running Shoe$110 (was $160)
- Writer- and Editor-Loved: Women’s Ghost 17 Neutral Running Shoe$110 (was $150)
- Great for Narrow Heels: Women’s Adrenaline GTS 24 Supportive Running Shoe$97 (was $140)
- Affordable, Structured Support: Men’s Revel 8 Running Shoe$69 (was $100)
Men’s Glycerin 22 Neutral Running Shoe
$165 $88 at Amazon
The Glycerin 22 is designed to help you feel grounded during walks and runs. Larger celled cushioning at the heel lowers impact on heel strikes, while tighter-celled cushions at the forefoot keep you feeling grounded and flexible at toe-off. And an overall wide design keeps your foot stable. Shop it at almost half the usual price.
Some sizes of the women’s Glycerin 22 are also up to $45 off this week. When I asked podiatrist Lawrence Tesser, DPMhis thoughts on Brooks shoes, he shared that his wife—also a podiatrist—wore Glycerin shoes “and found them supportive for her pronating foot type.”
Women’s Ghost Max 3 Running Shoe
$160 $110 at Amazon
Offering all the same supportive structure as other Brooks Ghost shoes, the Ghost Max 3 features even more cushioning to absorb shock. It’s what makes it an easy pick for podiatrists, who have recommended the shoe for people with lower back pain and wide feet. You can also grab the men’s Ghost Max 3 for $50 off in most sizes and colors.
Women’s Ghost 17 Neutral Running Shoe
$150 $110 at Amazon
Podiatrists, physical therapists, our editors and writers—seemingly, everyone loves the Ghost 17 running shoe, said to feel like “walking on clouds.” Experts recommend the lightweight yet supportive shoe for people with high arches, as it can reduce stress on the heel and forefoot. In Editor Kristin Montemerano’s opinion, the Ghost 17’s cushion and snug upper make it a good choice for various foot types.
Women’s Adrenaline GTS 24 Supportive Running Shoe
$140 $97 at Amazon
Brooks’ GuideRail, a heel cushioning system designed to prevent pronation and supination, keeps your movement stable and consistent in the Adrenaline GTS 24. Podiatrists have said the heel construction makes it a great shoe for narrow feet, as it secures your heel in the shoe and literally guides it in the right direction upon planting your foot.
Men’s Revel 8 Running Shoe
$100 $69 at Amazon
Made with a responsive rubber outsole, the Revel 8 is the versatile Brooks shoe you can snag for under $100. It’s a huge upgrade from the Brooks Revel 7, as it features a taller heel counter, a more responsive rubber outsole and a more discreet lacing system. Plus, it’s overall more stylish and offered in trendy colors you can wear outside of the gym.
Women’s Glycerin Stealthfit 22 Neutral Running Shoe
$165 $90 at Amazon
Like traditional Glycerin running shoes, the Stealthfit comes with a cushioned heel and a well-lifted toe. However, this model replaces the typical thicker mesh upper with a compression sock-like knit upper that hugs the foot. Wear it for lightweight runs, while cross-training or on errand runs.
Women’s Ghost Max SE Walking Shoe
$170 $110 at Amazon
Similar to the Stealthfit, the Ghost Max SE is a more style-forward take on a sibling shoe: in this case, the Ghost Max 3. EatingWell Editor Brierley Horton, M.S., RD, tested the Ghost Max SE and says, “The max cushioning and marshmallow-looking sole feel so good.” If you want a shoe that’s as stylish as it is supportive, you should add this one to your cart before it returns to full price.
Women’s Hyperion 3 Neutral Running Shoe
$140 $90 at Amazon
When you need a lightweight shoe that feels secure and springy, go for the Hyperion 3. From the knit shoe collar to the open mesh upper, it’s meant to keep you feeling light on your feet. Meanwhile, a responsive, cushioned footpad provides structured support during your most propulsive workouts.
Women’s Glycerin GTS 22 Supportive Running Shoe
$165 $94 at Amazon
This shoe, another APMA-accepted model, combines shock-absorbing cushion with a structured support system to keep your gait aligned. When Horton tested the very similar Glycerin GTS 23, she said the cushion-stacked shoes felt best during runs, especially on the treadmill and during sprints—and you can grab them for under $100 right now.
Women’s Hyperion Max 3 Neutral Running Shoe
$200 $110 at Amazon
Runners will find it surprisingly easy to beat a PR in this responsive sneaker. The Hyperion Max 3 is a rocker-style shoe, meaning it assists more with heel-to-toe movement, and it comes with a propelling SpeedVault plate built into the sole, similar to what competitive marathon runners use to help achieve record-breaking times. If you’re serious about your race times, sprint to add this to your cart while it’s still $90 off.
Women’s Cascadia 19 Mountain Trail Running Shoe
$150 $100 at Amazon
Say goodbye to heavy hiking boots and stubbed toes—the Cascadia 19 strikes a balance, keeping your foot grounded and secure in a lightweight form. The substantial tread, which travels up the side of the outsole, and the toe cap keep your foot feeling stable, dry and unthreatened by unseen tree roots and rocks.
Women’s Ariel GTS 24 Supportive Running and Walking Shoe
$160 $99 at Amazon
The Ariel GTS 24 is worth grabbing for its relief and support. According to Priyanka Shahane, an EatingWell writer who suffers from plantar fasciitis and overpronation, the Ariel GTS 24 eliminated “thousands of micro-corrections” in her walking. It’s primarily thanks to the dense, structured GuideRail support, a lightweight, breathable upper and a wide base that take some impact off your foot and joints.
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