Side View of Men’s Brooks Glycerin 20 running shoe in gray, chili oil, and orange – featuring nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 cushioning for plush underfoot feel, engineered mesh upper for breathable comfort, and a responsive outsole for smooth transitions.
Angled View of Men’s Brooks Glycerin 20 running shoe in Gray/Chili Oil/Orange – featuring a modern silhouette, padded tongue and collar, and streamlined lacing system for secure fit.
Side View of Men’s Brooks Glycerin 20 running shoe in Gray/Chili Oil/Orange – featuring nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 cushioning, engineered mesh upper, and plush interior for comfort on long runs.
Top View of Men’s Brooks Glycerin 20 running shoe in Gray/Chili Oil/Orange – featuring nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 cushioning, engineered mesh upper, and plush interior for comfort on long runs.
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Men’s Glycerin 20 – Gray/Chili Oil/Orange (D Width)

$159.99 USD
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The Brooks Men’s Glycerin 20 in Gray/Chili Oil/Orange delivers luxurious comfort and responsive cushioning for runners and walkers seeking a soft, stable ride. Designed for those with a neutral gait, this premium shoe features maximum softness without sacrificing performance.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • DNA LOFT v3 Midsole – Nitrogen-infused foam offers lightweight, plush cushioning that adapts to your stride
  • Smooth Transition Zones – Redesigned outsole and midsole geometry ensure seamless heel-to-toe transitions
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Breathable and flexible with a secure fit to keep your foot cool and supported
  • 3D Fit Print Technology – Adds structure and stretch for an adaptive fit without added weight
  • Neutral Support – Designed for runners with a natural gait needing soft, reliable cushioning
  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, heel pain, high arches, underpronation, shin splints, stress injuries, general foot fatigue, mild neuropathy, and foot sensitivity