Brooks Women's Ghost 14 Neutral Running Shoe

Let me start off by saying that above everything, these shoes are super comfortable and supportive. I generally wear a size 9 in all shoes, dress and athletic alike. Saying that, I ordered my regular size 9 and was instantly aware of two things: that this shoe is super comfortable BUT that my toe was touching the end of the shoe. Wrapped them back up, did a bit of research and dithered whether to go up half a size or a full, and decided on a full size up. PERFECT...they fit as a shoe ought. Interesting to note, I have been wearing Hokas for the past two years and my knees have gotten progressively sore and tender. I researched if the Hokas could be at fault, and for some, yes this has been the case. I won't stop walking, so I did additional research and came up with Brooks as being a favorite for supporting knees and ankles. They are working for me, knees are improving. I do love these Brooks!! RECOMMEND!

I have been a runner since I was in my early teens (more than a few decades ago!) and have always had to be selective about my running shoes- I chose these sneakers after reading a review in a running publication about the top recommended running shoes for runners with high arches. I have very high arches, underpronate/supinate and am susceptible to shin splints if I wear the wrong shoes. I have been running 3-5 miles/day 5-6 days/week since getting these Brooks and have not had any toe, foot, ankle or shin pain. If you are looking for a light, well cushioned sneaker that happens to also be super cute (I have the black with peach detail) give these a try! Disclaimer: I don’t know enough about biokinetics to weigh in on how well they’d suit someone with a neutral stride overpronating stride.

Brooks Ghost are my absolute favorite athletic shoes. I've been purchasing them for years and they continue to be great. They're so incredibly comfortable that I can walk around all day at a theme park and go home with happy feet that don't hurt. They don't require any time to break them in and don't rub or cause any blisters or sore spots. I usually wear these when doing weight training exercises or using the elliptical machine, as well as when I'm planning to walk around a lot. I love all the color options that Amazon sells, the shipping is quick, and the price is right. I highly recommend these shoes!

The REGULAR Brooks Ghost running shoe had enough width. This is a TRUE wide shoe. I thought I needed this wide, but the design of the regular Ghost design did well.I DO highly recommend this shoe for anyone who has a wide foot, low arch, and find themselves fitting a bit snug in regular tennis.It’s probably also a great shoe for people with bunions or post bunion surgery who have issues with shoes rubbing on the bone on the side of the foot.Traditionally in rubbing shoes, it’s rule of thumb to go up a size, but I found that this wide shoe only needed to go up a half size.The shoe is light, and the traction is thick enough at the bottom to absorb a lot of impact in rubbing that traditionally affects the knees and outter hips when running.

I'm a sucker for a clean and understated looking shoe but comfort is the most important thing... especially when training. I have a history of foot issues (I have a screw in one foot and have delt with plantar and tendon issues in the other for years). The only shoes that have worked well for me, consistently, have been the Brooks Neutral Ghost and I've never had any issues, but I did notice that these particular shoes (for whatever reason) are a little short in the toe box compared to the other pair I have. I normally wear an 8.5 - with plenty of room - but these fit more like an 8.25. This could be a stitching issue or maybe a run switch on the assembly line, so it won't keep me from ordering another pair. :)

This is my second pair of Brooks Ghost 14. I like a wide toe box and this shoe is known for that.In my old age, my feet swell up when walking and often by the end I cannot wait to get my shoes off, even though they felt great when I started out. And, with many brands a shoe fits with a summer weight thin sock, but too tight with a Bombas or Balega. This shoe doesn't have that issue, again because of the wider toe box.

I’m either standing or walking on concrete floors for most of my shift. After I get off of work, my body is usually a 7/10 on the pain scale. My legs, knees, feet, lower back, all hurt. I have wide feet and high arches. I usually wear an 8.5 but went up a half a size and got a 9. They fit perfectly and are very comfortable! I’ve worn them for 4 shifts now and my pain at most is 2/10. I used to wear Skechers arch fit but was going through them so fast. I looked online at shoes that podiatrists recommended and Brooks kept coming up. I’m very happy with my purchase! I no longer feel the need to sit down every chance I get because my body hurts so bad. I had no idea how much pressure I was putting on my knees until I got these shoes. What a difference! I highly recommend these shoes!

I love my Brooks Ghost shoes! So when I saw this pair of lavender shows for $89, even though I had a gray pair, I was tempted for several months but finally succumbed. I am delighted with the color and the fit! Always reliable size wise. The cushion is so soft that I literally float as I walk.

I have to admit I have quite a few pairs of trainers and probably own too many pairs. So I am quite fussy with what trainer is best for each type of activity. There is no doubt that Brooks Ghost 14 are extremely comfy out of the box. They fit true to size, I am usually a size 6-6.5 in day shoes, and as I wanted these for running and walking, I bought size 7.5 which leaves about 3/4 of thumb width between top of big toe and end of the shoe… ideal for running and ok for walking.The trainers haven’t rubbed anywhere and fit perfectly (for me). I have standard to wide-ish feet, and I have no issue with the width of these.They are nice and cushioned without being unstable. They are not super bouncy, just nicely cushioned and not too squishy.The mesh upper seems to provide support for my foot without being restrictive, again another bonus.I am a neutral runner with one foot very slightly over pronating… these have been fine to run in as they support the foot nicely without being support shoes.They are definitely not speed shoes, more like a comfy everyday road running shoe. The grip is pretty good even in wet weather.I think these would be good for any neutral road runner, beginner or expert. I am a forefoot striker and they have enough cushioning in the forefoot area for me. Ghost 14s seem to be good for all runners.. heel, mid foot and forefoot strikers. Very versatile running shoe. Pretty impressive for Brooks to cover all runners.They have a 12mm heel to toe drop, which for me, prevents back ache when walking or standing for a long time… a weakness of mine.I can walk for miles in them as they are super comfy and my feet do not get too hot in them. There doesn’t seem to be much difference between Ghost 14 and Ghost 15, so you could save yourself a few quid and get the 14’s.I owned a pair of Brooks before and they lasted ages, so Brooks do make really good products, I hope these also last as I love them.

Mes collègues m’ont conseillé cette marque de chaussures de course. Super légère, confortable. Après trois semaines d’utilisation, rien a dire. Je les recommande.

Un po’ scettica, ma subito smentita. A lavoro per 7 ore in piedi non ho più avuto male!

Love the look and love the comfort . First time getting Brooks I’m normally a 39 in ASICS but sized up in brooks and it was the right decision they are a very comfortable supportive runner , happy with my purchase

Very comfortable, did give me blisters on first few runs but settled and happy with them apart from the laces need to be twice as long ad I can't tie them up. Had to replace the laces.