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Beast GTS 24
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Best price todayLowest tracked · 90d
£98.00£160.00−39%
at SportsShoes · 28% under 30d avg
90D Low£89.00
30D Avg£136.54
RRP£160.00
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- 01SportsShoesLIVE£98.00£160.00−39%
- 02Amazon4d ago£104.08£160.00−35%
- 03runningbath.co.uk6d ago£120.00£160.00−25%
- 04The Jog Shop6d ago£125.00£160.00−22%
- 05AlexandraSports8d ago£140.00£160.00−13%
- 06Kinisi Run Hub6d ago£160.00
- 07Adapt Run HubLIVE£160.00
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Our verdict
The Brooks Beast GTS 24 is the biggest, most supportive daily training shoe in the Brooks line, a max-support running shoe built for runners who want to feel held from heel to toe. Think of it as the Adrenaline's bigger, sturdier brother. With a tall 12mm drop and a hefty 340g on the foot, this is not a shoe chasing lightness or speed. It is chasing security. The GuideRails support system keeps your knees and ankles tracking straight when your form tires late in a run, and the plush, protective ride soaks up the miles for heavier runners and heavy overpronators who have never quite trusted a lighter stability shoe. We rate it as a specialist. If you want maximum structure and cushioning for steady road miles and you are not fussed about pace, few shoes hold you like the Beast. If you want any pop or a nimble feel, look elsewhere. This is comfort and control first, everything else a distant second.
Key features
- GuideRails supportKeeps your knees and ankles tracking straight when your form tires, without a harsh medial post digging into your arch
- Max-support platformGives you a wide, planted base that never feels tippy, ideal for heavier runners and strong overpronators
- Deep cushioningShields your legs from the road mile after mile, staying protective even late in a long run
- 12mm dropRolls you smoothly forward off the heel, which suits heel-strikers and a traditional cushioned gait
- Wide-fit optionsCome in 2E and 4E as well as standard, so wider and higher-volume feet get genuine room rather than a longer size
- Plush padded upperWraps your foot in soft mesh and generous collar padding for all-day comfort with no hot spots
Who it suits
Who should buy it
- Heavier runners who want maximum cushioning and protection on the roads
- Moderate to severe overpronators who need serious structure and control
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Fit & sizing
The Beast GTS 24 fits true to size for most runners, so order your usual Brooks size. Where it stands apart is width. This is one of the roomier stability shoes on the market, with a generous toe box and a broad platform that suits wider feet and higher-volume feet well. If you have struggled to find support shoes that do not pinch, the Beast is worth a try. Brooks also offers the Beast in 2E and 4E widths, which is rare and a real plus for anyone who needs genuine extra room rather than just a longer size. The midfoot wrap is secure without squeezing, and the padded heel collar locks your rearfoot in place with no slip, which matters in a shoe this focused on control. Narrow-footed runners may find the standard width a touch loose and should size carefully or look at a slimmer support shoe like the Asics Gel Kayano 32.
Performance breakdown
Ride & feel
The Beast rides exactly how it looks: substantial, protective and unhurried. At 340g this is a heavy shoe, and you feel that weight on the leg, especially if you are used to lighter trainers. What you get in return is a stable, planted ride that never feels tippy or vague underfoot. It is happiest at an easy, steady rhythm. Settle into a relaxed pace and the cushioning and support do their job quietly, mile after mile. Ask it to pick up the pace and it feels flat and sluggish, because that is simply not its job. The tall 12mm drop rolls you forward off the heel, which suits heel-strikers and runners who like a traditional, cushioned gait. If you want to run fast, this is the wrong shoe. If you want to run comfortably and safely for a long time, it delivers.
Cushioning
Cushioning is the Beast's headline strength. There is a deep, protective stack under both the heel and forefoot that shields your legs from the road, which is exactly what heavier runners and anyone logging high mileage on hard surfaces wants. The feel is soft but controlled rather than bouncy. Do not expect the springy energy return of a modern super-foam trainer here. Instead you get dense, reassuring protection that stays consistent late into a long run when your legs are tiring. It is forgiving on the joints and holds up well over distance. That protective depth is a big part of why the shoe weighs what it does, so the trade-off is clear: you accept the heft to get the cushioning and durability. For its intended runner, that is a trade worth making.
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