The Adrenaline GTS is one of the best stability shoes you can buy, and it also features in our running shoes for bad knees guide. Its GuideRails gently stop the foot rolling inwards, helping runners who overpronate stay in alignment without the discomfort of a heavily posted shoe. It strikes the right balance of soft cushioning and responsive foam, comfortable for high-volume training while taking stress off the knees.

Brooks updates it every year, and the Adrenaline GTS 25 is the current model.

In our best running shoes for flat feet guide we named the Adrenaline GTS 25 the best daily mileage workhorse. Its 10 mm drop reduces strain on the Achilles and posterior tibial tendon, the two structures overloaded when the arch collapses. It’s available in four widths, and the upper avoids lace bite over flatter, lower insteps and takes custom orthotics easily.

The nitrogen-infused DNA Loft v3 foam is softer than older editions while staying firm enough not to bottom out. The ride prioritises motion control over bounce.

Who it’s for: runners with flat feet or overpronation, and anyone looking for a supportive daily trainer.