Brooks

Ghost 16 Shoe - Women's

Jacquard Mesh is a flexible and breathable fabric used in the upper part of the shoe. Its design allows for excellent airflow, keeping your feet cool and comfortable during runs. The stretchiness of the material also provides a snug fit, adapting to the shape of your foot for enhanced comfort and support.

DNA Loft v3 foam is specifically engineered to adapt to your foot's unique shape and running style, providing personalized cushioning. This third version of the foam is lighter and offers a plush feel, ensuring that you experience maximum comfort and responsiveness with every step, making your runs feel effortless.

The drop of a shoe refers to the height difference between the heel and forefoot. A 12mm drop can help reduce strain on your calves and Achilles tendon, promoting better running form. This design is particularly beneficial for runners who may need extra support in maintaining their stride, making it easier to run longer distances comfortably.

Rubber Zones are strategically placed areas on the outsole of the shoe that enhance traction and durability. These zones provide better grip on various surfaces, ensuring that you maintain stability while running. The durability of these rubber areas also helps extend the life of your shoes, making them a smart investment for your running routine.

A Neutral Support Type shoe is designed for runners with a neutral gait, meaning their feet do not excessively roll inward or outward. These shoes offer balanced cushioning and support, making them ideal for a wide range of runners. If you have a neutral gait, these shoes will provide the comfort and performance you need without unnecessary stability features.

To determine if these features suit your running style, consider your foot shape, gait, and the surfaces you typically run on. If you have a neutral gait and prefer a cushioned, breathable shoe, the combination of Jacquard Mesh, DNA Loft v3 foam, and a suitable drop can enhance your running experience. If you're unsure, consulting with a running specialist or trying on the shoes can help you make the best choice for your needs.