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Brooks Glycerin 20 Multi-Tester Review: The best Glycerin ever?
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- After a few years of making minor updates to the popular Glycerin, Brooks has overhauled the midsole of the Glycerin 20, bringing in the nitrogen-infused DNA Loft V3 foam first seen in the Brooks Aurora-BL last year.
How has this update changed the shoe? Run Testers Tom, Mike and Nick have been putting the miles in with the Brooks Glycerin 20 and deliver their verdict in this video, comparing it to other popular cushioned options like the New Balance More v3, Puma Magnify Nitro and Nike Invincible.
JUMP STRAIGHT IN:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Design & Key Stats
02:26 - How’s The Fit?
03:53 - The Run Test
12:11 - Verdict & Alternatives
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70 yr. old man that walks around 30 miles a week on the street. I've had Morton's neuroma on both feet and have a hammer toe on the toe next to my baby toe on both feet. I've tried 4 different Brooks shoes the last being the Ghost 14. Liked all of them. The Glycerin 20 is now my forever shoe. The Glycerin 20 is the best most comfortable shoe I've ever worn.
thanks for wonderful comparision at the end!!
57yo 105kg man with knees to match. TRT review persuaded me to try the Glycerin 20's.
Great call. Super comfy, easy running, knees feel good, still low miles but loving these shoes.
£85 from "Start Fitness" with an extra 10% discount.
Thank you to the TRT team (especially Nick H-F).
Thanks for the review. On your recommendation I picked up a pair of the 19s in a sale and other than the dad vibe I love them for my easy day runs. Super comfortable, and the midsole just absorbs impact without really feeling overly soft/squishy. Personally I’d like a style update but I know there are plenty of people who want the Brooks look and don’t have many places to go for it so I can live with it.
Best shoe I've ever owned going back to around 1978
Great review! Congrats!
Thanks!
Another banger from TRC! Definitely seems like a shoe that I would like to try but the price puts me right off.
Great review. I've just a pair but the GTS version so even more weight with the guiderails added. I certainly think Brooks could loose some weight on those by taking the unnecessary extra 'slash' marks off.
These are the most comfortable shoe I’ve EVER owned, thanks Brooks….
I found them to be comfortable for standing in but terrible for running... wobbly squishy and unstable, a bit like running on a rubbery balloon. I very quickly developed knee pain so switched back to my pegasus 40s.
I always notice loads of Brooks on the start of my parkruns. They seem to be a popular runners favourite.
For good reason, Brooks makes shoes that perform extremely well!
I've been wearing Brooks from the start, from the 1st or 2nd Adrenaline GTS (since 2001); They've been great since they started.
Muy buen información. Se ve una buena opción para personas grandes y pesadas que nos gusta trotar. Ya llegó a mi país, pero el costo es alto con respecto al Glycerin 19. Voy a probarlos. Saludos desde México City. Gracias.
Greetings 🖖 from Albuquerque brother speedgoat 5
Great shoe tbh amazing for the miles
Subbed, these look great but I'm only buying them for walking, hope they help my flat feet!!
I was very intruiged with this one due to the new midsole, interesting to hear your thoughts on it!
Thanks! Excited to see what Brooks does with the midsole foam in the future, would like to see a lighter daily trainer using it
Managed to get my hands on the Stealthfit version in a UK 8.5 with 10% off your first order promo. Weighs 284g, roomier than most knit uppers I’ve tried. Foam is very bouncy but not as compressive as I was expecting. Though I’d caveat my comments in that I’ve only run in these on very tired legs. I bought these as an easy day shoe as my Saucony Triumph finally bottomed out after more than 500 miles and the Triumph 20 isn’t out until August. Overall I’d say that they are a decent shoe and I like the Stealthfit much more than the Triumph upper but in terms of the foam I prefer the PWRRun+ for easy days. There’s too much overlap with the Novablast 2 for me which is easily the superior shoe.
Switched from Novablast 2. I love Glycerine, Novablast is overrated in my opinion.
@@filoIII unstable and deforms quickly if you pronate
Which one would you suggest between Brooks glysrine gts 20 or Brooks aderilaine gts 22 and ASICS gel kayano 28
How is it comparing with the venerable 19? Bouncier? More protection?
Planning to run with these for my first Full-Marathon, not for PR, but just hoping to finish under 5 hrs. Is it a good choice?
Thanks for the review guys. After going through three pairs of Glycerin 19's naturally I have invested in the Glycerin 20's and I absolutely love them. I raced in the 19's but the feedback on the 20's is that isn't a racing shoe. In your opinion what would a racing alternative to the Glycerin 20 be please? Thanks!
also loving the glycerin 19 & 20. I enjoy the new saucony's endorphin speed 3 & pro 3 for faster paces. Great shoes, maybe give em a shot if you enjoyed the gylercin
@@wpeiorfjmoaeksfimpreigfmkpaois thank you! Yes am looking for something I can use for races or something a bit tempo. Might look at the Endorphin Pro
Would these be good for marathon training in a rotation with the Saucony Speed 3s and Speed 2s as the other shoes?
Wish Brooks would take a chance on changing their designs… they seem to have a decent foam, but the designs look/feel outdated. Probably take a page out of Asics's playbook? Asics somehow managed to shed that old dad shoe vibe with their designs.🤔🤞🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼
The Aurora was a bit out there at least, but they do generally have a similar look you’re right
They look classy and identity shoud remain I guess, but soucony made the worst looking shoes in my book
Tried those on in store today, and seemed like length wise fine but the sides taper in at the toe to extent I felt like my big toe was almost overhanging the sole a little, anyone else notice this - is this fine/ typical for the shoe..? Just concerned could get blister on sides - but wouldn’t say my foot was wide. Any observations of owners would be so helpful! Thanks!
Entre NEW BALANCE MORE V3 y HOKA BONDI 7, me quedo con este último, pero voy a probar los Brooks Glycerin 20. La amortiguación y protección de nuestras articulaciones en tobillos, rodillas y caderas es vital para evitar lesiones. Saludos.
Hoka outsoles are made of paper
Somewhere speed is compromised due to too much cushioning it becomes kind of heavy to lift and land smoothly
It's not a speed shoe. It's designed to be a daily trainer to eat up the miles at a steady pace.
Which do you think is best? This or the Nike invincible?
Very different shoes and largely depends on your preference to soft midsoles. Maybe we'll do a video soon...
I have to say and as a runner with an initial marathon finish in 1984 and a shoe selection back then between 'red' or 'blue', that these reviews are getting a little too technical and fussy for me. So much attention now on 'responsiveness', 'liveliness', 'breathability' and the odd 'hot spots', whatever fancy terms are now being used in reviews like these. My advice: Focus more on your runs and your mental attitude, buy whatever you can afford and stick with your shoes for around a 1,000 kilometres or so. No need to abandon running shoes after 300 kilometres and to rotate through 5 different pairs for bespoke workout sessions, unless of course you have unlimited funds and running shoes are your overriding obsession.
You may be right, but people who enjoy "shoetube" videos tend to have funds and an overriding obsession with running shoes.
"Evolution". It's a fantastic concept that allows us to be better. If we all stuck to your attitude of "it was better in the old days" we would cease to improve
Thankfully nobody listens to your opinion and we keep evolving. Keep on running in your red and blues ones though if that works 😅
My mother was a runner in the 80s and she’s very grateful I have more options than she did. I inherited her biomechanical issues, foot shape and plantar fasciitis. So those “fussy” wide range of options are what make it possible for me to keep running well into my 30s without painful injuries, where she had to quit running and take up swimming.
Yes! Thank you!
@@ryanmohan3041Lol... you didn't remotelly respond to the actual point. You just took the opportuntely to bash someone, along with wild unsubstantiated assumptions. You added no value.
Sport pursuit are selling these for £65.99 in light blue.
I'm wanting a pair of running shoes for everyday wear (walking, at work on my coffee van etc). Are these ideal for my needs?
I have a pair of ASICS Novablast 4 for my running.
I picked them up from Sport Pursuit a few weeks ago. Seems a great price for a shoe that would be good for me having started running this year.
I’ve used them for walking, long runs and interval runs. Really happy with them. I’ve also done a lot of running on trails and footpaths here in the uk. Took a little bit for me to adjust to the height as my old shoe didn’t have nearly as much so it felt like I was going to roll my ankles on tree roots. Ive adjusted to them now though and they’ve been fine off-road even if that’s not their intended use.
@@tristanhawkins8699 thanks for the info. I've since received an apology email from Sport pursuit to say they've a problem with supplier and the trainers will not be heading my way. They've refunded me and also added 500 points (£5 equivalent) to my account. So I've ordered the 4 version on the Mizuno and with the 500 points added to the 1000 I already had I've got the later version for a cheaper price than the 3.....so happy days! 😃
Hi, I don't know if I pronate more or not. I have just started training/running, heavyweight, height 1.85cm. Not looking for race or long marathons, just for daily 10km walk plus intermittent runs. Which would you recommend? GLYCERIN 20 REGULAR, OR WITH GTS? And apart from Glycerin, which shoe? Also considering Speed 3. I could buy two pairs, if it would help. Thanks!
I've got glycerin 19 GTS and I absolutely love them. I'll definitely buy another pair of them if I have a chance.
Glycerin 20 are too expensive so far, 160$ or smth.
Exactly the same issue, novice runner who doesn't know if they pronate or not.Which version did you end up going with?
@@asmitanand367 GTS 20, but the toe box is tad little wide for me. Definitely one of the roomiest shoe in regular version.
@@rishoo007 Went with the GTS too. We'll see how it goes.
A bit odd to review a daily trainer and say it's no good for racing in. Also no good for swimming or rock climbing 😀
They feel dead in the forefoot area to me. Too much squishy unstable foam under the ball of the foot.
This vs. the 1080?
We've got the More V3 Vs coming next
@@TheRunTesters I think the More v3 will win in this category!
You talk fast, dude
so, it is just meh?
Good shoe, but there's nothing "exciting" about it for sure.