Brooks Glycerin 22 Women's Trainers

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• WOMEN'S SHOES - Prepare for smooth transitions with Glycerin 22, featuring DNA Tuned, the midsole technology that perfectly blends and integrates dual-sized cells, ensuring a balance between luxurious cushioning and energetic strides. Glycerin 22 shoes are PDAC A5500 certified for diabetics and have received the APMA seal of approval. Previous model: Glycerin 21.
• Neutral support: they provide neutral support while providing optimal cushioning. Ideal for road running, cross training, gym, and anywhere you want to take them. Previous model: Glycerin 21. The Brooks Glycerin GTS 22 offer the same style with extra support.
• DNA FITTED CUSHION:State-of-the-art cushion technology with large cells in the heel to allow for gentle descents, while small cells in the forefoot allow for responsive toe lifting.
• Tailored Fit - Double technical jacquard mesh upper provides a flexible, tailored fit, combining durability and exceptional breathability.
• Smooth, stable transitions: The wide platform stabilizes your foot while the fitted heel and forefoot fluidify transitions from heel to toe.
• Manufacturer warranty will not apply.
• WOMEN'S SHOES - Prepare for smooth transitions with Glycerin 22, featuring DNA Tuned, the midsole technology that perfectly blends and integrates dual-sized cells, ensuring a balance between luxurious cushioning and energetic strides. Glycerin 22 shoes are PDAC A5500 certified for diabetics and have received the APMA seal of approval. Previous model: Glycerin 21.
• Neutral support: they provide neutral support while providing optimal cushioning. Ideal for road running, cross training, gym, and anywhere you want to take them. Previous model: Glycerin 21. The Brooks Glycerin GTS 22 offer the same style with extra support.
• DNA FITTED CUSHION:State-of-the-art cushion technology with large cells in the heel to allow for gentle descents, while small cells in the forefoot allow for responsive toe lifting.