I got the Glycerin 20 GTS only because they were the only ones at Macys that were all blacked out for some plyometrics, jogging, and calisthenics work. And I found out holy crap they’re the most comfy shoes I own.
Thank you! I was looking to update my old Glycerin 16s and discovered all these new versions. I appreciate your detailed review. You saved me a lot of money as I would have bought the wrong style.
Just picked up the StealthFit 20. I tried on the GTS and the regular Glycerin. That StealthFit feels AMAZING!!! Like I'd wear them to sleep they so comfortable 😂
Been a Adrenaline GTS guy now for 4 years or so and probably 8 different pairs. I tried these on at Dicks and was like whoaaaa these much softer and was very interested. Decided not to buy because I'm a firm believer in the GTS system and at the time didn't know they made a pair with the GTS. Well, I soon found out they did and bought immediately ha. Went on one run so far and haven't done much else. I look forward to seeing how they stack up to the Adrenaline. Thanks for the video
@@Weepingleader a bit softer and more cushion on the Glycerians. Still, the Adrenalines have a slight edge in overall performance for me and my feet. Good luck
I currently use the Ghost 14s as my easy day / long run shoe. They're nice but feel a bit boring sometimes. How do the Glycerin 20s compare to the Ghosts? Thanks for your review!
Having run in both new/old Ghosts and new/old Glycerins, the Glycerin will have more support and comfort. I find that the Ghost isn't farm behind but more firm. The biggest difference I see is that the Glycerin just has no energy return. For instance, it is horrible to do a really fast sprint day with the Glycerin and it is effortless with the Ghost. The ghost just continues to propel your foot forward when getting tired, while the Glycerin just gives up. However, I felt the Glycerin held up better over 400 miles versus the Ghost that started to break down in the 100s. This is just my personal experience, others may vary.
@@Aurelian57 Thanks for this! I ended up buying a pair of the new Glycerins and have definitely found them super comfortable (but not that much more than the Ghosts) and that they cannot accelerate. I do prefer the 10mm drop over the 12 mm one though.
Love your videos bro. I was on the Brooks website and saw they have glycerin LE (black/white Brooks emblem on side) would you know what the LE stands for and what the difference is between that and these three? I am assuming it’s limited edition😅but I wonder if there are any differences hmmm 🤔
Enjoyed the video. Do you think the glycetin gts is a good choice for walking miles and some out and about wear. I need support for overpronation. Thanks.
I'm trying out the regular Glycerin 20 and the Asic's Gel Nimbus 25 with Amazon try before you buy. I was going to go with the stealth version of the glycerin but I really can't wear those sock/bootie type shoes with no padding in the tongue because I like to wear my shoes tight and the laces dig into the top of my foot with those really thin tongues. I get both the Brooks and Asics shoes tomorrow so I'm pretty hyped. I don't run I just like really comfy shoes and both of them looked really cushioned. I'm going to keep which ever one is more comfy and return the other one.
@@laoluomisade2438 I kept the Asic's Numbus 25, it's WAY WAY more comfortable then the Glycerin 20. As a person who wears a ton of different Adidas Boost, Nike React and Nike Zoom sneakers the Glycerin 20 just does not stack up, it's not even in the same ballpark in terms of comfort. To me the Glycerin 20 felt like a normal hard uncomfortable EVA foam shoe.
@@NonLegitNation2they are both Amazing shoes but it depends on your weight. If you are under 190 lb I would say that GEL Nimbus 25 is the best. If you're over 190 lb you're not going to find anything better than the glycerin. I'm 6'3 225lbs and I bottom out super plush cushion shoes like theGel Nimbus.. . But heavier people need a foam that can handle their weight and that's what the glycerin is amazing at. But if you're not a heavy person they would just feel hard to you because you don't have enough weight to actually compress them. If that makes sense. Both great shoes just one is better for a certain size person in the other is better for another size person
@@grey5135 I 100% get what you're saying and you're absolutely right. I'm 6'2 175lbs, the Gel Nimbus felt amazing. It is easily the comfiest shoes I've ever worn and I've worn a ton. The Glycerin felt like a regular crappy EVA midsole shoe. And that's most likely because, like you said, I'm not heavy enough to compress the foam. I've recently srated trying out New balance fresh Foam shoes in different models. Currently my favorite is the NB More Trail 4, it is a tab bit firmer then the Gel Nimbus but still extremely comfortable and it also has the same thick chunky foam midsole as the Gel Nimbus.
@@NonLegitNation2I bought the Glycerin 20 and I find it quite bouncy (I'm 75kg / 165lbs). In fact it's the bounciest shoe I've ever owned, way more so than e.g. the Nike Pegasus 40 react foam. Night and day different. It's nothing like a typical EVA foam in my experience. The older versions were but the 20 is quite different I thought?
Hi, I don't know if I pronate more or not. I have just started training/running, heavyweight, height 1.85cm. Not looking for race or long marathons, just for daily 10km walk plus intermittent runs. Which would you recommend? GLYCERIN 20 REGULAR, OR WITH GTS? And apart from Glycerin, which shoe? Also considering Speed 3. I could buy two pairs, if it would help. Thanks!
I'm looking for a pair of really good shoes to go on walks / jogs / light running in (I have a bad knee and chronic pain) but that are also cute and aesthetic (I'm single so I need to look cute because you never know). I bought the Hoka Clifton 8's from reading good reviews, and they are just TERRIBLE for me. The right shoe on the inner part cuts into my foot, feels like I have a big rock in my shoe (I don't even have wide feet). I really like the look at the Glycerin Stealthfit, should I do it? Are they good for knees?
I have 2 pairs of Glycerin 20s, one of them is a Stealthfit. I find that for casual wear and a good walk or light jog through the park I prefer the Stealthfit version. They're just a bit lighter and feel a bit more breathable. If you need to lock down and run, the regular version can't be beat. I realize I'm seeing this 3 weeks after you posted it, but hope I could help a little!
I have bad knees and I'm on my feet all day in the hospital so I've been wearing glycerin 19s as my work and workout shoe. If the 20s are like the 19s they'll feel great for you.
Great review. I have been away from Brooks for a long time, tried the GTS 19 in a 2E last year for the first time in years. Unfortunately didn't work for me, still a bit to narrow in the toe-box. Is the 20 looking to have anymore room width wise. Thanks and keep up the content.
Zappos shows in their product description that the Glycerin StealthFit 20 has a composite toe(toe protection used in workplaces). Is this accurate or is it a mistake on their end?
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I got the Glycerin 20 GTS only because they were the only ones at Macys that were all blacked out for some plyometrics, jogging, and calisthenics work. And I found out holy crap they’re the most comfy shoes I own.
Hey, Ryan! Sweet review man. I’m happy that I found your channel - it was super helpful. Happy running!
Thank you! I was looking to update my old Glycerin 16s and discovered all these new versions. I appreciate your detailed review. You saved me a lot of money as I would have bought the wrong style.
I ran in my Glyc. 16 about 2 times, found it waaaay too firm, and relegated them to yardwork.
Just picked up the StealthFit 20.
I tried on the GTS and the regular Glycerin.
That StealthFit feels AMAZING!!!
Like I'd wear them to sleep they so comfortable 😂
Glad to hear. You may have pushed me over the edge to get the StealthFit GTS. How is the sock-like knit upper fit and feel?
Been a Adrenaline GTS guy now for 4 years or so and probably 8 different pairs. I tried these on at Dicks and was like whoaaaa these much softer and was very interested. Decided not to buy because I'm a firm believer in the GTS system and at the time didn't know they made a pair with the GTS. Well, I soon found out they did and bought immediately ha. Went on one run so far and haven't done much else. I look forward to seeing how they stack up to the Adrenaline. Thanks for the video
what were your findings?
@@Weepingleader a bit softer and more cushion on the Glycerians. Still, the Adrenalines have a slight edge in overall performance for me and my feet. Good luck
My feet are just slightly meatier than normal D width and I find the Stealth Fit really comfortable, in my usual size. Very comfortable shoes.
Does the GTS version have a gusseted tongue? AFAIK, Glycerin 19 didn't have gusset while 19 GTS had. I am wondering if it is the same in 20 vs 20 GTS.
Nope! Just like the original. Non-gusseted
I currently use the Ghost 14s as my easy day / long run shoe. They're nice but feel a bit boring sometimes. How do the Glycerin 20s compare to the Ghosts? Thanks for your review!
Having run in both new/old Ghosts and new/old Glycerins, the Glycerin will have more support and comfort. I find that the Ghost isn't farm behind but more firm. The biggest difference I see is that the Glycerin just has no energy return. For instance, it is horrible to do a really fast sprint day with the Glycerin and it is effortless with the Ghost. The ghost just continues to propel your foot forward when getting tired, while the Glycerin just gives up. However, I felt the Glycerin held up better over 400 miles versus the Ghost that started to break down in the 100s. This is just my personal experience, others may vary.
@@Aurelian57 Thanks for this! I ended up buying a pair of the new Glycerins and have definitely found them super comfortable (but not that much more than the Ghosts) and that they cannot accelerate.
I do prefer the 10mm drop over the 12 mm one though.
Do you find that there is a lot of pressure on the top of the instep in the stealthfit? I have very high arches/insteps.
Love your videos bro. I was on the Brooks website and saw they have glycerin LE (black/white Brooks emblem on side) would you know what the LE stands for and what the difference is between that and these three? I am assuming it’s limited edition😅but I wonder if there are any differences hmmm 🤔
Enjoyed the video. Do you think the glycetin gts is a good choice for walking miles and some out and about wear. I need support for overpronation. Thanks.
I'm trying out the regular Glycerin 20 and the Asic's Gel Nimbus 25 with Amazon try before you buy. I was going to go with the stealth version of the glycerin but I really can't wear those sock/bootie type shoes with no padding in the tongue because I like to wear my shoes tight and the laces dig into the top of my foot with those really thin tongues. I get both the Brooks and Asics shoes tomorrow so I'm pretty hyped. I don't run I just like really comfy shoes and both of them looked really cushioned. I'm going to keep which ever one is more comfy and return the other one.
So which one did you keep? And why? Would love to know
@@laoluomisade2438 I kept the Asic's Numbus 25, it's WAY WAY more comfortable then the Glycerin 20. As a person who wears a ton of different Adidas Boost, Nike React and Nike Zoom sneakers the Glycerin 20 just does not stack up, it's not even in the same ballpark in terms of comfort. To me the Glycerin 20 felt like a normal hard uncomfortable EVA foam shoe.
@@NonLegitNation2they are both Amazing shoes but it depends on your weight. If you are under 190 lb I would say that GEL Nimbus 25 is the best. If you're over 190 lb you're not going to find anything better than the glycerin. I'm 6'3 225lbs and I bottom out super plush cushion shoes like theGel Nimbus.. . But heavier people need a foam that can handle their weight and that's what the glycerin is amazing at. But if you're not a heavy person they would just feel hard to you because you don't have enough weight to actually compress them. If that makes sense. Both great shoes just one is better for a certain size person in the other is better for another size person
@@grey5135 I 100% get what you're saying and you're absolutely right. I'm 6'2 175lbs, the Gel Nimbus felt amazing. It is easily the comfiest shoes I've ever worn and I've worn a ton. The Glycerin felt like a regular crappy EVA midsole shoe. And that's most likely because, like you said, I'm not heavy enough to compress the foam. I've recently srated trying out New balance fresh Foam shoes in different models. Currently my favorite is the NB More Trail 4, it is a tab bit firmer then the Gel Nimbus but still extremely comfortable and it also has the same thick chunky foam midsole as the Gel Nimbus.
@@NonLegitNation2I bought the Glycerin 20 and I find it quite bouncy (I'm 75kg / 165lbs). In fact it's the bounciest shoe I've ever owned, way more so than e.g. the Nike Pegasus 40 react foam. Night and day different. It's nothing like a typical EVA foam in my experience. The older versions were but the 20 is quite different I thought?
I wear a size 13 2E in the Ghost. Would you recommend getting the same size in the Glycerin?
I wish these came in more colors
More colors should be on the way
Me too! It's my favorite shoe. Even on 9 hour work days.
Hi, I don't know if I pronate more or not. I have just started training/running, heavyweight, height 1.85cm. Not looking for race or long marathons, just for daily 10km walk plus intermittent runs. Which would you recommend? GLYCERIN 20 REGULAR, OR WITH GTS? And apart from Glycerin, which shoe? Also considering Speed 3. I could buy two pairs, if it would help. Thanks!
Ryan hello! Whats your preference between ghost14 & adrenaline gts22?
I'm running 30k per week on the road.
Thank you!!
I like ghost 14
I currently have the GTS , but debating on getting the Stealthfit GTS. Do the stealth fits fit the same as the normal GTS?
Has a tighter fit than the regular GTS
So is the sizing/fit about the same as previous original glycerin models?
Excellent, thanks!
Is the GTS version similar to the adrenaline GTS 20
Is the stealthfit more breathable than the regular? It wasnt covered in the video
Less breathable than the normal
@@RyansRunningReviewsYT thank!
I'm looking for a pair of really good shoes to go on walks / jogs / light running in (I have a bad knee and chronic pain) but that are also cute and aesthetic (I'm single so I need to look cute because you never know). I bought the Hoka Clifton 8's from reading good reviews, and they are just TERRIBLE for me. The right shoe on the inner part cuts into my foot, feels like I have a big rock in my shoe (I don't even have wide feet). I really like the look at the Glycerin Stealthfit, should I do it? Are they good for knees?
I have 2 pairs of Glycerin 20s, one of them is a Stealthfit. I find that for casual wear and a good walk or light jog through the park I prefer the Stealthfit version. They're just a bit lighter and feel a bit more breathable. If you need to lock down and run, the regular version can't be beat. I realize I'm seeing this 3 weeks after you posted it, but hope I could help a little!
@@infernaltim thank you!!! I actually am leaning more towards trying the altra Torin 6. Hope I don’t regret it
@@escape2064 I've never actually heard of that. I'mma go do some research now, so thank you as well for possibly turning me on to something new. 🙂
I have bad knees and I'm on my feet all day in the hospital so I've been wearing glycerin 19s as my work and workout shoe. If the 20s are like the 19s they'll feel great for you.
i searched forever for a shoe that kept my knees from hurting...brooks glycerin 20 original are lifesavers!
Great review. I have been away from Brooks for a long time, tried the GTS 19 in a 2E last year for the first time in years. Unfortunately didn't work for me, still a bit to narrow in the toe-box. Is the 20 looking to have anymore room width wise. Thanks and keep up the content.
Yes the 20 has more width in the tow box if you are looking to try it, also the cushioning is top tier
I’m torn between the glycerin gts and saucony tempus
I had high hopes for the stealth fit, but not so much after watching your video. Disappointing, but I still may give them a shot.
Could work for you if you have the right foot shape for it!
@@RyansRunningReviewsYT What kinds of foot shapes does the stealth fit accommodate?
Zappos shows in their product description that the Glycerin StealthFit 20 has a composite toe(toe protection used in workplaces). Is this accurate or is it a mistake on their end?
Sounds like a mistake on their end. The toebox doesn’t have anything out of the ordinary
Feels like I can play basketball in these…:
Feels wider than Ghost 15
You are talking too fast!!