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Brooks Glycerin Max

Brooks Glycerin Max is listed under maximum cushioning. The recorded construction combines DNA Tuned (dual density) and None. Drop: 6 mm; weight: 309 g, reference 9 US men’s.

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Construction and references

Dataset use category
Maximum cushioning
Year recorded in the dataset
2024
Weight per shoe
309 g
Reference size
9 US men’s
Heel stack
47 mm
Forefoot stack
41 mm
Heel-to-toe drop
6 mm
Midsole foam
DNA Tuned (dual density)
Plate or structure
None

Stack describes height; drop is the difference between heel and forefoot. These dimensions are not quality scores. Weights from different sizes are not precise comparisons of equivalent samples.

What to consider

Maximum cushioning groups designs with more material or a particular underfoot focus. Height and softness are different properties and do not guarantee comfort for every runner.

Try the size with your usual socks, checking toe room and secure hold. Foam names, plates and prices cannot replace this assessment. This page does not prescribe footwear or attribute injury prevention to the model.

Independent measurements

Results published by RunRepeat. Dataset sample and protocol: men’s US 9; methodology 2.2.

Recorded test consultation: .

Heel shock absorption
148 SA
Heel energy return
52 %
Foam firmness
31.9 Asker C
Wet-concrete traction
Not stated
Force for 30° bending
18.3 N
RunRepeat: Brooks Glycerin Max ↗

These measurements do not replace the product specifications above. They describe a laboratory sample and protocol, not Darwin tests or a guarantee of individual feel.

Sources and limitations

These details combine compiled specifications. Each source is identified; a laboratory, manufacturer and retailer provide different evidence. Darwin did not perform the tests.

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