I’ve tested a lot of running shoes, but these Brooks are the most comfortable — and they’re $50 off right now
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I love, love, love my Brooks Glycerin Max running shoes, but one thing we pointed out in our review of the shoe was the high price tag. So when I clocked the Glycerin Max is on sale right now and has $50 off at Dick's Sporting Goods, I ran to share the news.
You can also find them discounted directly from Brooks, although far fewer sizes are available there. I’ve already seen some excellent Dick's Sporting Goods Black Friday deals on fitness gear earlier in the week, so I know it’s a sale worth trusting. The Glycerin Max usually retails for $160, but with this 25% discount, you’re getting one of the most comfortable Brooks running shoes for just $149.
From our testing, the Brooks Glycerin Max stood out as a cushioned daily trainer that really excelled on long runs and easy miles. With its plush midsole, soft padding around the tongue and collar, and an impressively responsive ride, there’s a lot to love here. The links above point to the men’s version of the shoe, here’s where to shop the women’s Brooks Glycerin Max.
Maybe this deal has caught your eye, but you’re unsure whether to buy the newer Brooks Glycerin Max 2 to get the latest version. If you want to save $50 and still end up with an excellent max-cushioned running shoe, I say it’s worth sticking with the original. It delivers a soft, stable ride that feels great on long, easy miles and recovery runs, and it’s versatile enough for daily training.
My colleague Nick Harris-Fry, who has tested both versions, wasn’t a fan of the extra weight added to the Glycerin Max 2 and still prefers the original for its lighter, more balanced feel underfoot. Sometimes having the latest version doesn’t necessarily mean getting a better shoe.
Either way, I can attest to this being an excellent running shoe and with this deal applied it just got even better.
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Jessica has been a fitness writer at Tom’s Guide since 2023, bringing three years of experience writing about health, fitness, and the great outdoors. Her passion for exercise began during her childhood, where she spent weekends hiking and competing in local athletics club events. After earning a master’s degree in journalism from Cardiff University, Jessica found the perfect way to combine her love of storytelling and fitness into a career.
Jessica is passionate about testing fitness gear and tech, using her reviews to help readers make informed buying decisions. She ran her first marathon in April 2024, finishing it in 3 hours and 48 minutes. Through her training, she’s developed a deep understanding of what it takes to grow as a runner, from effective workouts and recovery techniques to selecting the right gear for every challenge.
When she’s not at her desk, Jessica enjoys spending time in the kitchen crafting new recipes, braving cold water swims and hiking.
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