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Possibly the best road running shoe I ever got, I simply love them. Comfortable like no other, soft cushioning, great dynamic sensations, enough support and a perfectly smooth ride always and in many different terrains. I'm mostly a trail runner and use them for purposes they were not designed for, and even out there on the trails, when not overly technical or rocky, they're also perfect.

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I had been running in Newtons until I had a calf problem and needed a shoe that supported a mid foot strike better. I was able to go to these without having the feeling of heavy, over supportive shoe. I am on my 2nd pair and they have been very comfortable even without socks when I have used them in triathlons. They are very light and breath better then most shoes I have run in here in South Texas. A great shoe if you are looking for what feels like a training flat with more cushioning.

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I have the Glycerin 10 that I use for long distance running and I wanted just another shoe for casual running and working out. This was a Homerun. Great comfort and incredibly light and comfortable . I am really becoming sold on Brooks Products.

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I've been in the Army for over 11 years now and have been through my fair share of running shoes. Over the past 5 years or so, I've found that Adidas has been the best fit for me. I currently have a pair of Adidas Adizero Tempo 4's that I have been putting about 10-12 miles a week in. I recently went to try a pair of Tempo 5's but found them to not be anything like the 4's so I decided to put on the Brooks Launch.....LOVE THEM. I've completed about 8 miles in them so far and the extra cushioning is perfect!

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I am a longtime 25-40 mile/week runner, have been through a lot of light, neutral trainers from Asics, Brooks, New Balance and others. These certainly stack up very well for me, good balance between relatively light weight and sufficient shock absorption for long runs. Of course fit is highly individual these fit my relatively narrow, tall foot well. Price is good at 90-100$. One caveat to triathletes and minimalists I wouldn't recommend these for sockless running. Tried it experimentally for a quick 2 miler off the bike and the stitching around the toe box chewed my pinkies bloody. Other than that, a fantastic buy.