I see. That’s a long history! Yes my mom loves her Brooks. I work with peoples feet and see ALOT of Brooks (and Hoka) on all kinds of feet (runners and non runners). I’ve always thought of Brooks as the Toyota Camry of the shoe world. Trusty, reliable an every persons shoe. Now with the new styles they’re becoming a bit more my style and might get me a pair someday
Yup. Many folks with PF like the Brooks. High drop and lots of cushion a good addition to a PF prevention/management plan. Usually room for an insert if needed too
My sister is the Brooks runner in the family. She swears by the Glycerine. She's on the 21 now, and goes way back to the 8.5 I believe.
I see. That’s a long history! Yes my mom loves her Brooks. I work with peoples feet and see ALOT of Brooks (and Hoka) on all kinds of feet (runners and non runners). I’ve always thought of Brooks as the Toyota Camry of the shoe world. Trusty, reliable an every persons shoe. Now with the new styles they’re becoming a bit more my style and might get me a pair someday
@@RunningDadAdventures She's suffered with PF for well over a decade and the Glycerine seems to make her life less miserable.
Yup. Many folks with PF like the Brooks. High drop and lots of cushion a good addition to a PF prevention/management plan. Usually room for an insert if needed too
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I’ve struggled with PF in the past. Not fun. I don’t want a repeat