1 Terrain Road Trail Mileage 0-15 km 16-50 km 50+ km Training Health & Wellbeing 5k 10k 21k 42k Recent Injuries Foot Angle Parallel Inward Outward Balance Stable Unstable Knee Bend The pressure increases The pressure decreases The pressure doesn’t change Flexibility Not that flexible Very Flexible Shoe Feel Feel Float Shoe Impact Fast Soft Springy Shoe Preference Women’s Men’s 11 Checkpoint Your perfect shoe is out there In 5 minutes or less, Brooks Shoe Finder will identify the right running shoe for your workout. Whether you’re training for a marathon or running just for fun, we’ll match you with the perfect level of support for your training goals. Let’s Go See Your Results Continue Start Over Where do you want to run? Road / Gym Trail In the past six months, about how much did you run each week? 0-15 km 16-50 km 50+ km What are you training for? Behind the Science Health & Wellbeing Health Health & Wellbeing 5K 5K 5k 10K 10K 10k image/svg+xml image/svg+xml 21k image/svg+xml 42k In the past six months, have you had any pain or injuries in these areas? Behind the Science Knees Lower Leg Foot or Arch None of these Continue Take ’em off Your shoes, that is. Doing the following exercises barefoot will help us more accurately determine whether you need a Neutral or Support shoe. Okay, they’re off Walk around. What are your feet up to? Behind the Science My feet stay parallel My feet pointed inward My feet pointed outward Stand on one leg and feel how balanced you are. Behind the Science I feel stable I feel a bit unstable Stand with your feet touching each other. Put your hand between your knees and do a few shallow squats. Behind the Science How does the pressure on your hand change? The pressure increases The pressure decreases The pressure doesn’t change Place your hand on a table and bend your index finger back. How flexible is it? Behind the Science Not that flexibleIt doesn’t make it to 45° Very FlexibleIt can bend 45° or more When picking a shoe I want to: Feel I want a lightweight shoe that allows me to feel the ground. Float I want more substance below my foot for a floating feeling. I want each step to feel: Fast I want a lightweight shoe that helps me run faster. Soft I want a comfier shoe that cushions every step. Springy I want my shoe to help propel me forward. Which type of shoes do you prefer to run in? Women’s Men’s Lacing up your results… Continue
1 Terrain Road Trail Mileage 0-15 km 16-50 km 50+ km Training Health & Wellbeing 5k 10k 21k 42k Recent Injuries Foot Angle Parallel Inward Outward Balance Stable Unstable Knee Bend The pressure increases The pressure decreases The pressure doesn’t change Flexibility Not that flexible Very Flexible Shoe Feel Feel Float Shoe Impact Fast Soft Springy Shoe Preference Women’s Men’s 11 Checkpoint Your perfect shoe is out there In 5 minutes or less, Brooks Shoe Finder will identify the right running shoe for your workout. Whether you’re training for a marathon or running just for fun, we’ll match you with the perfect level of support for your training goals. Let’s Go See Your Results Continue Start Over Where do you want to run? Road / Gym Trail In the past six months, about how much did you run each week? 0-15 km 16-50 km 50+ km What are you training for? Behind the Science Health & Wellbeing Health Health & Wellbeing 5K 5K 5k 10K 10K 10k image/svg+xml image/svg+xml 21k image/svg+xml 42k In the past six months, have you had any pain or injuries in these areas? Behind the Science Knees Lower Leg Foot or Arch None of these Continue Take ’em off Your shoes, that is. Doing the following exercises barefoot will help us more accurately determine whether you need a Neutral or Support shoe. Okay, they’re off Walk around. What are your feet up to? Behind the Science My feet stay parallel My feet pointed inward My feet pointed outward Stand on one leg and feel how balanced you are. Behind the Science I feel stable I feel a bit unstable Stand with your feet touching each other. Put your hand between your knees and do a few shallow squats. Behind the Science How does the pressure on your hand change? The pressure increases The pressure decreases The pressure doesn’t change Place your hand on a table and bend your index finger back. How flexible is it? Behind the Science Not that flexibleIt doesn’t make it to 45° Very FlexibleIt can bend 45° or more When picking a shoe I want to: Feel I want a lightweight shoe that allows me to feel the ground. Float I want more substance below my foot for a floating feeling. I want each step to feel: Fast I want a lightweight shoe that helps me run faster. Soft I want a comfier shoe that cushions every step. Springy I want my shoe to help propel me forward. Which type of shoes do you prefer to run in? Women’s Men’s Lacing up your results… Continue
