Brooks Men's, Ghost 14 Running Shoe

I have had these shoes for the past two years and I have to say, they are by far one of the my best running shoes I have owned. made with strong materials, they handle daily runs and long distance without wearing out. they performance is excellent, providing great support and cushioning, which makes running more efficient. they grips works well in different environments. The quality has exceeded my expectations. they are designed with breathable fabric and extra padding for confort, and the craftsmanship is top notch. I've also noticed that these shoes age very slowly and are dust resistant, staying clean longer by repelling dust and dirt, which makes them easy to maintain.Overall, these shoes are a good choice for runners combining toughness, performance, and quality, with the added bonus of being dust resistant.

I couldn't be happier with my recent purchase of these shoes. Snagging them at an excellent price of around $89 during Amazon Prime Day was a bonus, but what truly influenced my decision was my positive experience with a previous pair I've owned since last year.The Ghost 14's performance has been solid and dependable. Right out of the box, they offered the comfort and support I remember from my old pair. The midsole cushioning feels just right, providing a smooth ride that makes each step feel effortless, even during longer runs.As a neutral runner, stability is crucial, and the Ghost 14 delivers on that front. The outsole provides reliable traction, keeping my feet steady on various surfaces. I appreciate how the shoe's design promotes a natural stride, making my runs feel smooth and comfortable.Durability has been another pleasant surprise. My previous pair lasted me for well over a year (in fact they’re still going strong), and I have no doubt these new ones will do the same.Breathability is a welcome feature, especially during warmer runs. The upper mesh keeps my feet cool and dry, enhancing overall comfort during workouts.The Ghost 14's versatility is worth mentioning too. I use them for outdoor runs on different terrains, treadmill workouts at the gym, and even casual wear. They're practical for various activities.The Amazon Prime Day deal made an extra pair a no-brainer. If you're looking for a reliable and reasonably priced running shoe that delivers on comfort and performance, I highly recommend giving the Ghost 14 a try (until they force you into the 15s). It's a solid choice, no cheesy hype needed. Five stars, no doubt!

This is my first pair of Brooks running shoes, but I'm not a runner but rather do 3+ mile daily power walks, so need similar support I believe. Over the years I've used several of the top brands and over time and with their constant changes to models, I had to move from brand to brand. Hopefully I'll be able to stay with Brooks for a long while since the Ghost 14 is the best overall running shoe I've owned in many, many years.There is little I can find to fault. First, they are very lightweight at just 13.02 oz per shoe and that is after adding Sof Sole Insoles, because for me at least, NOBODY makes even a marginally acceptable insole. And Brooks is no exception. At this weight, I was concerned they would not provide adequate support, but they are really well designed and definitely do. I land on my heel more and there is great cushioning in the heel and in fact they actually have spring action to them. They also transfer the shock very effectively so there is no stress on my ankles or other part of the foot. The arch is fairly neutral and there is good cushioning in the toe joint area as well. And the huge plus is that the toe box is sufficiently wide so that my toes are never cramped, and this is huge. Many shoes seem to slim that area down too much for me.I wear a 12 D and I bought the 12 standard and they fit perfectly. I'm not a shoe engineer, but it seems Brooks placed the design emphasis on the most important areas and that is the shoe bottom, tread and cushioning. They are not designed for lateral support, but I've never had any issues when I step off pavement or trail onto grass or other surfaces as I sometimes have with other shoes.And there is certainly no shortage of colors with the Ghost. Overall a great shoe, and if it lasts 350-400 miles, I'll be happier still. I highly recommend.

I've stopped growing my foot size now for 20 years. Have been buying Brooks shoes throughout. They have been a good fit through all pairs. And comfort matters. They have never been a disappointment. Really enjoy the lightweight shoes, great for long walks. Ghost 14 are a winner

I personally found the shoes too heavy for me to run in when compared to my Sacounys , but are just great for everyday wearing as are very comfortable on your feed, good heel protection, arch support not so good. Buy pair of good arch inserts. then you will have a real winner. with better arch support it would have been 5 stars.

These sneakers are really comfortable for wide feet. The toe box area fits well and the heel area is normal so the shoes are not too big or slip off. Highly recommend!

I have been on a fitness journey and walking several miles almost every day. My feet were killing me so I asked friends for recommendations. Brooks was #1! I tried cheaper Brooks models but there was zero comparison to the Ghost. They make walking a lot easier and I can last longer. They are extremely comfortable. The toe box does not fit tight and the drop is natural. This color is beautifully vivid and vibrant.I wear a womans size 12 (sometimes 12W). The mens 11.5 fits me perfectly.I loved my Brooks Ghost so much that I just bought a new pair of Ghost 15 on sale! I would HIGHLY recommend that you stop looking and buy these. Just keep an eye on sales!

Excelentes

Good

I have purchased the same shoe a few times as they work for me.

He usado Ghost desde hace varios años y no me han decepcionado. Buena amortiguación

Los compré porque me lo recomendaron pero a la hora de usarlos creo que son los mejores tenis que me he comprado en la vida. Los recomiendo a todos los que tienen problemas con sus rodillas, caderas o tobillos, los que los fabrican sí que saben de tenis