Wet feet? Not anymore – Brooks waterproof running shoes

Do you find that wet feet throw cold water on your run? We do too. While our engineered mesh is wonderful for breathability and airflow, it certainly doesn’t keep the weather away.

How do I keep my feet dry while logging miles in the rain?

For those rainy day runs, we offer shoes with a Gore-Tex membrane integrated into the upper for waterproofing! If you’re running on the road, the Ghost GTX will keep the water away. If you’re spending time on the trails, the Cascadia GTX will be the shoe for you! Are you interested in a versatile shoe that you can use for both the roads and the trails, then the Divide GTX is the shoe for you.

What is the Ghost GTX?

The Ghost GTX is in the same neutral category and maintains the same level of cushioning as the mesh version of the Ghost. It is a great choice for neutral runners who enjoy a plush cushioning experience but who want to keep the feet warm and dry, no matter what the weather is like.

What is the Cascadia GTX?

Like the Ghost, the Cascadia GTX is the same as its mesh counterpart in terms of cushioning, support and traction. If you’re needing an adaptable and supportive trail shoe with aggressive lugs for great traction in a variety terrain and conditions, the Cascadia GTX will offer all of that without letting water get in your way.

What is the Divide GTX?

The Divide GTX is the ideal shoe when you're not sure what surface you'll be facing during your run, as it's suitable for the road and the trails! The shoe has a familiar fit with features made to tackle light trail terrain. And thanks to the midsole cushioning, the Divide provides a soft, smooth ride, while high surface area lugs provide necessary grip on off-road surfaces.

There is no such thing as bad weather

Now that you know how to keep your feet dry during your run, how about the rest of your outfit? Besides waterproof running shoes, we have a full range of running gear that is perfect for rainy weather. And some last minute motivation to get yourself out of the door. Enjoy your run!