Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 Shoes White Black
Compared to older stability shoes built around a rigid post under the arch, this pair from our Brooks Sneakers selection, the Adrenaline GTS 25 in White Black, takes a noticeably lighter touch. The upper is a light grey and white mesh with a black heel counter, black Brooks branding across the side, and a subtle speckled knit texture that reads more premium than a typical support shoe. A tan gum rubber strip sits at the forefoot outsole, visible against the mostly white sole, with a black toe bumper finishing the front of the shoe.
Support That Doesn’t Feel Like Support
GuideRails technology sits at the hip, knee and ankle rather than forcing correction through the arch itself, so the shoe only engages when your stride actually needs the guidance. Most of the time it simply feels like a well cushioned neutral trainer.
Specs
- Cushioning: Nitrogen infused DNA LOFT v3 midsole foam
- Support type: GuideRail support at hip, knee and ankle
- Upper: Speckled knit mesh with black heel counter
- Outsole: Rubber with tan gum forefoot accent
- Fit: True to size, secure through the midfoot
- Color: White Black, tan gum outsole detail
- Size: Full and half sizes available, order your usual running shoe size
A Cleaner Take On Stability
The White Black colorway keeps things understated enough to wear well past a run, unlike the more clinical looking support shoes of a decade ago. It pairs easily with the rest of a running wardrobe without visually announcing that you are wearing a stability shoe at all.
Ready When Your Stride Needs It
If you overpronate or a running shop has told you support would help, this is the pair to start with rather than guessing your way through the neutral shelf. Compare it against the rest of the Brooks Adrenaline GTS range, or browse our Stability Trainers Running collection to see which generation and colorway fits what you need. Popular pairs in this colorway sell out first, so it is worth checking availability before it does.

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