Our Favorite Stability Shoe Is Nearly 20% Off Right Now

The Brooks Adrenaline GTS is nearly 20% off on AmazonMen’s and women’s versions are on sale with lots of colorways to choose fromThis cushioned and supportive trainer is our top pick among stability shoesAmazon’s Prime Big Deal Days wrapped on Oct. 8, but that doesn’t mean the deals are over. In fact, there are still plenty of notable discounts on running shoes and gear to shop, including this top-rated pair from Brooks. If you need a workhorse trainer that feels great and keeps your feet stable, you can stop your search right here.The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 is on sale for $125, a 90-day low price (and a 19% discount) on Amazon. It’s on sale in both men’s and women’s versions across a wide variety of colorways with plenty of sizes in stock. This appears to be the lowest price for this shoe anywhere, though if your size goes out of stock, you can shop the Adrenaline GTS at Brooks, where it’s also available for $125 in men’s and women’s.Shop Men’s at amazon.com | Shop Women’s at amazon.comOne of Brook’s most iconic and popular shoes, the Adrenaline received a thorough revamp for its 25th iteration and took top honors in our stability shoes guide. Brooks added more DNA Loft v3 midsole foam, boosting the stack height by 3mm at the forefoot and 1mm at the heel, and reducing the drop to 10mm, which makes this version of the Adrenaline both softer and more balanced than its predecessors.Stability comes from Brooks’ GuideRails, or raised areas of foam around the edge of the footbed that keep your foot aligned in the shoe throughout your stride. This design stands out for its less intrusive approach to stability: It corrects your foot if you overpronate, but it doesn’t constantly poke and prod you. It’s there when you need it and out of your way when you don’t.While it’s not a lightweight shoe, the Adrenaline’s cushy ride and unobtrusive support tech make it a stellar choice for general training runs, and at $125, it’s a bargain. Snag your pair now before this Prime Day pricing disappears.Michael is a freelance writer with years of experience covering gear and the outdoors for Runner's World and other publications; when he's not writing, he's usually biking, hiking, and running in the mountains around Los Angeles, where he lives.