BrooksWomen's Ghost 14 Neutral Running Shoe

Geniune feedback after 1 yr usage,Am having planter fassicitie and brought this shoe and m extremely satisfied with the performance of the shoe one of the most comfortable shoes I had.pain in my feet gone within few days.very happy

Initially apprehensive about it as I was switching from Nike pegasus 37. But its great fit and comfortable for running. Sometimes I though feel that Nike pegasus was more firm and secure.

Worth every penny. Provide the most amazing comfort to the foot and very beneficial for the knees. I feel Like I am walking on sponge whilst wearing these when I am actually walking in concrete or tar road. This is amust buy for atheletes who run like 3-5 kms on daily basis. Price may look high but it's a long term investment you are making for a better future of your knees. Just go for it.

My first Brooks running shoes. Returned an Adidas Ultraboost 20 DNA because the packaging was torn when I got it. Brought this after reading good reviews online. After running for a few days, I feel the cushioning is great. Hardly feel any impact on my knees though I run on a concrete surface. Hoping the shoe will be durable and lasts a long time.

I used these shoes only for a month and the material at the back started to get deteriorated in a month.Brooks is an international brand but I think the quality of the material they are using should be improved.

Couple changes that made these disappointing when coming from the Ghost 12. For context I ran 700km in them without a problem so bought the "same" again. There are two notable changes.1. These feel a fraction narrower than the Ghost 12s which means I've developed calluses on the inside of my foot. I have tried different socks and messing with the shoes but the change in width appears to be what is causing it. It could also be down to a slightly updated shoe construction but either way these are causing me pain after 7km whereas I was able to coast 20km+ in the 12.2. They changed the laces. At first I thought it was good but they don't stay tied as well as the 12s. This might seem like a small thing but I never once had to stop to tie up the 12s but since getting these I have had to stop multiple times. I am not sure what caused them to change the laces but it's a small thing and it's made the shoes worse.Will probably look to alternatives for the next pair of shoes, am currently stuck with these until I've run on them enough to justify another pair. I am disappointed with Brooks on this.

I've been running in Ghosts since version 9 and nothing much changes really, they are an excellent everyday high mileage running shoe. If i ever decide to run another marathon i would definitely in Ghosts as there is ample cushioning but on the firm side which i like.The only downside to this version 14 is they definitely run small, i normally wear size 10uk in running shoes but would go to 10.5 if i were to buy another pair, especially for running longer distances were the feet tend to swell.

Had an issue with aches and pains in legs/feet from treadmill running and after researching underpronation these came recommended along with other more expensive recommendations. I was sceptical at first, however, am delighted with the results as I no longer suffer any aches/pains when running.

Brooks are without a doubt the most comfortable for wide feet. Before I bought these I bought a pair of New Balance, supposedly 4E. I could hardly get them on my feet. When I compared them to an ancient pair of 2Es they were actually NARROWER than the 2Es!

Nice comfortable shoe. Not exciting but dependable and the outsole looks like it'll last over 1,000 miles.The material around the heal bobbled within the first two weeks and 11 months later I have holes in the heal leaving a sharp area. I'm prone to achilles tendinitis so going to have to bin these.