Brooks Radius 7 Running Shoes (For Women)

This is a great running shoe for the athlete that logs lots of miles. This brand has seen me through marathons injury free.

I run on paved trails 4-5 times a week so I was looking for a running shoe that is comfortable yet shock absorbing. I've never worn Brooks before and am pleasantly surprised with the performance and fit. Although the reviews I read recommended ordering a half size bigger and I'm glad I did.

I'm an overpronator and these shoes make exercising comfortable.

After reading different reviews on this brand, I decided to try them. I run every day minium 3 miles plus 40 minutes on other cardio machines. At first putting them on, I thought the arch was a little high but after the first run in them, my feet got used to them and now they feel great. There is a lot of cushion and stability when pounding the pavement. When my other shoes wore out, I was starting to have tons of ankle and shin pains but since wearing these, the pain is gone. I don't have narrow or wide feet but what I like about this shoe is that where the toes rest, they have enough space and don't crowd. I do believe that you get your money worth and more with these shoes. I would buy them again.

These are great shoes, I have had quite a few pairs of Brooks that have worn well and provided me the support I need. These feel like they came from the same mold.

Have arch, knee and back problems and these shoes are perfect for all three!

I have some pronation and this shoe seems to keep me stable. Good sized toe box for those who need extra room.

I've been running and competing (runs, triathlons) for 15 years, and I've tried LOTS of shoes. Brooks is one of my "go to" brands -- I have high arches, and I'm a little bigger-boned than average. (My other fav shoe is adidas supernova.) These Brooks work well for my high arch, and also provide ample stability. I don't need lots of motion control, so I can't comment on that aspect. They're comfy, roomy toe-box for going down-hills, don't rub anywhere to cause blisters. Great training shoe, but only for pavement, track, treadmill -- not for trails, necessarily.

Size a half size up from your street shoe. It's more of a stability shoe, so it's a little less flexible, but that's to be expected. Would buy it again and again, but can't find it now!

this is a shoe I have been wearing for years, but is harder and harder to find. This price was the best I have seen [...] I bought 2 pairs!