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“I love the ghost of 16 completely neutral. I For years, a comfortable shoe has been searched throughout the dayNo matter whether to work these long transformations for 12 hours, long walking or running, or only to wear daily, regardless of the reason. This is the shoe. I strongly recommend it because my painful feet no longer hurt me as long as I wear it daily. I will only buy more colors in Ghost 16 Neutral. Thank you, Brooks, for making a shoe that really helps relieve pain. – – –Jessica

“I never wore Brooks, and this was Very comfortable outside the box. I walk 8 miles a day on average, and this was a great addition to my rotation. To date, I have only been used on flat -maintenance paths. I have somewhat wide feet and this is well fit (If you really have wide feet, it may be very narrow). – – –Despel

“I love this! I am I don’t think I realized how my old shoes were until I put it on. R.It supports and the traction/slipping resistance is great, and I am obsessed with color. I am a nurse working in long hospital attacks, Brokes Ghosts is my favorite – Danskos, ASICS, and Brooks all follow the cabinet, deserted when I go to work. I have not faced any problems with plantar fasciitis since transforming this, and I think my knee may hurt even a little less. I work with children, and Wild colors are a big blow. I certainly recommend! – – –Soda pop

“I have very wide feet, so it is always difficult to find suitable shoes that do not hurt my feet after a few hours of corrosion. I bought X-wide and they are the first shoes I have tried not to make my feet feel populated. I wore them all day, and they did not ask for any storming. I hope X-WIDE will be presented in more colors! – – –I

“Brooks never disappointed. In this case, my expectations exceeded. I usually carry my weight from inside my feet, so my feet rotate inward. The bow support is so good that I haven’t had to correct it anymore. Great for walking/running. Very comfortable and supportive without looking at old age– – –Amy E -Wright