Running Warehouse notes additional support in the midfoot and a smoother ride. Our last Ghost review was for the Ghost 10, but on paper, the changes between the Ghost 11 and this model appear to be minimal. I haven’t run in the Ghost for a few years, but putting my feet in the Ghost 12 brings back that familiar feeling of all-around comfort. Robbe: I’m actually not reviewing this, I’m just wondering why our reviewers are so obsessed with “bread and butter.”Īustin: Like the Ghost 11, the Ghost 12 exhibits unmistakably stellar step-in comfort-which is why the shoe has such wide appeal for runners of all ability levels.
An unnecessary luxury that would just weigh me down. For all intents and purposes, this shoe was going to feel like a boat compared to what I normally run in. This is all to say that when the Brooks Ghost 12 landed on my doorstep I was less than optimistic that I would like it. (Insert shocked intake of air because I said I don’t hoard my running shoes.)
A racing flat, sure, but that’s about it. Because of this, I’ve never found a need to clutter my closet with other shoe options. They’re versatile, allowing me to use them for an up-tempo workout or an easy run. They’re the bread and butter of my training. West Coast Meghan: I like to think of myself as being in a pretty exclusive relationship with lightweight, neutral trainers. The good news is that you can too if you’re looking for a solid cushioned trainer that will last for hundreds of miles. With a net worth of $88.8 billion dollars, the Oracle of Omaha can probably afford the $130 price tag of the Ghost 12, a $10 inflation over the previous version. Fun fact: Brooks is owned by Berkshire Hathaway, and the Ghost 11 designers made a colorway for its CEO Warren Buffett. Over the last decades, it’s become a solid staple in the lineup. $130 puts it at the higher end of Brooks shoes (which still isn’t that bad in today’s shoe world)Īustin: The Ghost could be called the bread and butter for Brooks Sports, Inc.Excellent cushion provides a smooth easy day ride.
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