Brooks Addiction Gts 15 Womens Oyster/Peacoat/Lilac Rose
Brooks Addiction Gts 15 Womens Oyster/Peacoat/Lilac Rose - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Addiction is Brooks's heaviest-duty guidance shoe — GuideRails support runs through the whole shoe rather than just a medial post, so it manages inward roll without the harsh corrective feel of old motion-control shoes. The usual honest note applies: the science on pronation and injury is mixed, so buy on comfort — if your feet feel good and stable, the shoe is doing its job.
Description
Description
The Brooks Addiction GTS 15 gives women maximum support and a roomy fit, built for overpronation and for customers who wear orthotics.
At Walking Comfort, the Addiction GTS 15 is a go-to for customers with flat feet, severe overpronation, or custom orthotics. Its roomy toe box and steady platform make it easy to fit.
Why our customers love it
- Support that moves with you: Brooks GuideRails® holistic support helps keep excess movement in check, so your knees and hips stay aligned.
- All-day cushioning: Brooks BioMoGo DNA cushioning softens every step on hard surfaces.
- Orthotic-friendly fit: A roomy toe box makes room for orthotics or higher-volume feet.
- Smooth transitions: A smooth heel-to-toe ride keeps you comfortable mile after mile.
- Breathable comfort: A breathable engineered mesh upper keeps feet comfortable.
Specs
| Support | Maximum support |
| Weight | 11.1 oz |
| Heel-to-toe drop | 12 mm |
| Stack height (heel / forefoot) | 36 mm / 24 mm |
| Technology | BioMoGo DNA, GuideRails, Blown rubber outsole |
| Widths at Walking Comfort | Narrow (2A), Regular (B), Wide (D) and X-Wide (2E) |
| Best for | Everyday walking and running, overpronation, all-day wear |
Need help finding your size or width? Stop by our Centerville or Draper store for an in-person fitting, or contact our team. We're happy to help you find the right fit.





