"Women's Brooks® Glycerin Max 2: If you want a lot of cushioning underfoot without sacrificing a smooth, rolling stride, the Women's Brooks Glycerin Max 2 is worth a serious look. This neutral running shoe is built for runners and walkers who want maximum softness on every step - whether that's a long easy run, a recovery day, or simply logging comfortable miles on the road. The ride feels soft when your heel lands and transitions naturally through toe-off, so you're not fighting the shoe to keep moving forward.The cushioning comes from nitro-infused DNA TUNED foam, which combines large and small cells to absorb impact at landing and add a bit of spring as you push off. The GlideRoll Rocker geometry encourages a smooth heel-to-toe transition, which means less effort through each stride and a more natural rolling motion. The triple jacquard air mesh upper keeps airflow moving while wrapping your foot in a supportive, comfortable fit. At 10 ounces with a 6 mm heel-to-toe drop, the Glycerin Max 2 sits in a balanced range - cushioned enough for high-mileage days, without feeling heavy or sluggish underfoot.Why Our Fit Experts Love This Shoe""I put these on for a longer easy run and noticed right away how soft the landing felt without the shoe feeling like it was slowing me down. The rocker keeps things moving, so it doesn't feel like you're sinking into the cushion - it just feels smooth. Really solid option if you want a lot of comfort without giving up a natural stride."" - Rachel, Road Runner Sports Fit Expert, Carlsbad, CAWho It's Best ForIf you're a neutral runner or walker with medium to high arches who puts comfort at the top of the list, the Glycerin Max 2 is a strong fit. It's a great choice for easy runs, long runs, and recovery days where you want maximum cushioning and a smooth, low-effort ride. Runners who prefer a soft, forgiving feel underfoot without a lot of extra weight will find a lot to like here. VIP Family members can take the Glycerin Max 2 for a 90-Day test drive with our Perfect Fit Guarantee."