Side View of Men’s Brooks Beast GTS 23 running shoe in grey, scarlet, and ebony – featuring GuideRails® holistic support system, maximum cushioning, and durable stability ideal for overpronators.
Side view of Men’s Brooks Beast GTS 23 in Grey/Scarlet/Ebony – featuring GuideRails® holistic support system for stability, DNA LOFT v3 cushioning for responsive comfort, and a sleek design for modern aesthetics.
Top view of Men’s Brooks Beast GTS 23 in Grey/Scarlet/Ebony – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, traditional lace-up closure, and padded tongue for enhanced comfort.
Bottom view of Men’s Brooks Beast GTS 23 in Grey/Scarlet/Ebony – featuring a durable rubber outsole with strategic tread patterns for reliable traction on various surfaces.

Men’s Beast GTS 23 – Grey/Scarlet/Ebony (D Width)

$159.99 USD
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The Brooks Men’s Beast GTS 23 in Grey/Scarlet/Ebony is the ultimate motion-control running and walking shoe for men who need serious support, maximum cushioning, and all-day comfort.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • GuideRails® Support System – Keeps excess movement in check to align the knees, hips, and feet
  • DNA LOFT v3 Cushioning – Nitrogen-infused midsole provides ultra-soft, responsive comfort
  • Engineered Air Mesh Upper – Offers breathability, a secure fit, and flexible structure
  • 3D Fit Print Technology – Delivers adaptive support with minimal weight and bulk
  • Wide Platform Base – Promotes balance and stability for a confident stride
  • Extended Progressive Diagonal Rollbar (PDRB) – Encourages smoother transitions for severe overpronators
  • Durable Rubber Outsole – Provides dependable traction on road or treadmill surfaces
  • Orthotic Friendly – Removable insole and spacious interior easily accommodate custom or over-the-counter inserts
  • Certified PDAC A5500 Diabetic Shoe – Medicare-approved for diabetic foot health needs
  • Helps with foot conditions such as flat feet, overpronation, plantar fasciitis, arch pain, knee pain, joint pain, and post-tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD)