Brooks Glycerin 23 (2026)
max-cushion long-run shoe for road running, best at half-marathon and marathon. 38/30 mm stack · Rocker geometry · Narrow to X-wide sizes.
Specs
- Weight: 303 g (men's sample)
- Heel-to-toe drop: 8 mm
- Cushioning: 9/10 (our own scale)
- Terrain: road
- Support listed for: neutral
- Wide widths: yes
- Launch price: $175 MSRP (Premium)
Spec source: Brooks website (we have no direct product link recorded, so please confirm the specs there). Shoe data last reviewed October 2026.
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Who should think twice
- Heavier than most trainers at about 303 g.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is the Brooks Glycerin 23 best for?
It is a max-cushion long-run shoe for road running, best at half-marathon and marathon. Its listed strengths are 38/30 mm stack, rocker geometry, narrow to x-wide sizes.
How much does the Brooks Glycerin 23 weigh?
It is listed at about 303 g (~10.7 oz) in a men's sample size.
What is the heel-to-toe drop of the Brooks Glycerin 23?
8 mm.
Does the Brooks Glycerin 23 come in wide sizes?
Wide widths are listed for the Glycerin 23.
Who should think twice about the Brooks Glycerin 23?
Heavier than most trainers at about 303 g.
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