Brooks Running Prime Day Sale: Get 50% Off Popular Running Styles

2 min readIT’S DAY 1 of Prime Day, and the running shoe deals are already picking up speed. I’ve already spotted some solid Asics discounts, and now I’ve stumbled across Brooks Running shoes marked down by as much as 50 percent off. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to replace your beat-up trainers or are just in the market for a new pair, this is your opportunity to pick up one without paying full price. Our Men’s Health fitness team has tested countless styles over the years, so we can vouch for each one of these models.SHOP BROOKS RUNNING PRIME DAY DEALSThe Hyperion 3 has the biggest discount of the bunch at 50 percent off, and it’s the pair I’d look to when I want something lightweight with a springy, responsive feel. It uses Brooks’ nitrogen-infused DNA Flash v2 cushioning, which gives the shoe some softness without taking away that quick, energetic feeling underfoot. It’s a good option for faster treadmill sessions or picking up the pace on the road when you don’t want a bulky shoe slowing you down.If comfort is your priority, the Glycerin 22 is the perfect go-to option. Its DNA Tuned cushioning uses larger cells in the heel to soften landings and smaller cells in the forefoot to give you a more energized toe-off. These features make it especially well suited for road running and longer training days. Then there’s the Ghost Max 3, which takes cushioning up another notch. It has a high-stack midsole with Brooks’ proprietary cushioning, plus a rocker shape that helps move you from heel strike to toe-off and a broad base that gives the shoe a stable feel. I’ve found it’s a good running or walking pick with protection underfoot without a wobbly ride.Whether you’re training for your next race or just looking for a more comfortable trainer, now’s a good time to grab a pair. I know the Prime Day crowd can be greedy and snatch up everything, so I recommend taking your picks sooner rather than later.SHOP BROOKS RUNNING PRIME DAY DEALSAs the Style and Reviews Editor for Men's Health, Joseph covers all-things fashion and grooming. Previously, Cheatham was a commerce editor for Spy, and he has written for Travel + Leisure.