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Brooks
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Brooks: Official UK stockist.

Supplier for Brooks trainers.

Latest arrivals.

A man and a woman sitting on the edge of a bridge, wearing Brooks trainers.

About our range.

With over 100 years of innovation, Brooks has come a long way since its beginnings as a ballet slipper and bathing shoe manufacturer! Today, they continue that innovation and create running trainers and clothing for men and women, with the aim of taking you further and faster.

Behind the curtains, their scientists work with researchers around the world to study movement as we run. It’s this knowledge that goes into the heart of their designs. The result? The feeling of supreme softness on every landing, as well as the smooth and stable heel-to-toe transitions.

Because of the technology and features, we believe that their footwear also has a handful of health benefits. This means that they can be worn casually, and is great news for those of you who want to avoid having a wardrobe full of footwear for each occasion! This is why we love Brooks trainers and the brand itself.

If you’re used to wearing other brands of running trainers, then take the word of other wearers, who describe the fit as if they’re walking on clouds. It’s no wonder that Brooks’ advertisements feature runners defying gravity!

The health benefits of Brooks trainers.

We believe that wearing Brooks footwear will bring you many health benefits for your lower limb health. At ShoeFit.uk, we break down each style’s properties in terms of what a shoe-fitter sees. This comes from over 20 years of shoe-fitting experience in a brick-and-mortar shop.

Today, this information is available to you. We hope that it will help you to make more informed purchase decisions when it comes to your next pair!

The following list isn’t representative of every pair, so we recommend booking your free personal shopping appointment with us for specific details. During the appointment, you’ll be able to speak with one of our expert shoe-fitters and narrow down choices for you. At no cost to you; at whatever time fits around your busy day; and from the comfort of your own home!

Fits orthotics.
Knee pain.
Lower back pain.
Plantar fasciitis.
Sever's disease.
Heel spurs.

Our content has been created in conjunction with the Royal College of Podiatry. It is not a substitute for professional assessment, diagnosis or treatment.

If you believe that you’re suffering from one of the conditions listed on our website, then we highly recommend seeing a podiatrist. You can find one near you by using our store locator, which lists all of our known clinics and health care professionals (HCPs) around the UK.

Brooks trainers are very good for most people based on our experience as shoe-fitters.

Whether you’re active and want something supportive, or needing footwear for everyday wear, there are styles to suit even specific foot types.

The bottom line is that it ultimately depends on what you’re planning to wear them for; how long you’re going to wear them for; and where you are wearing them to.

Yes, podiatrists recommend Brooks. They have neutral trainers that are good for accommodating orthotics, and come in width fittings as well as half sizes.

Plus, there are very good results with the Ghost Max for forefoot conditions.

Depending on the style, Brooks has footwear that can cater for any type of foot. This includes those who require the use of orthotics; those with plantar fasciitis, anyone with Sever’s disease or heel spurs.

We recommend going half a size up.

Yes, we believe that Brooks is good for walking. They are well-constructed and cushioned trainers. Plus, their designs are modern and trendy!

We believe that there is no definitive answer for this, as both brands carry positives depending on what you’re wearing the footwear for; how long you’re wearing it for; and where you are wearing it.

Brooks is an excellent brand for your traditional running trainer, with the addition of the Ghost Max which has a forefoot rocker. This is great for people with certain foot conditions.

Meanwhile, HOKA has a midfoot meta-rocker, and is great for relieving excess strain on the feet and lower limbs.

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