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Brooks Trace

Brooks Trace 2

Trace 2

The <a href="/family/brooks-trace">Trace</a> is a <a href="/categories/shoes/families/best-neutral-road-running-shoe-families">neutral road running shoe family</a> by <a href="/categories/shoes/families/best-brooks-running-shoe-families">Brooks</a>.The Trace 2 is the latest model in the family.

Trace

The <a href="/family/brooks-trace">Trace</a> is a <a href="/categories/shoes/families/best-neutral-road-running-shoe-families">neutral road running shoe family</a> by <a href="/categories/shoes/families/best-brooks-running-shoe-families">Brooks</a>. This is the original product in the family.The Trace was released in 2021. Its support type is designated as <a href="/categories/shoes/models/best-neutral-running-shoes">neutral</a>, meaning that it's designed for runners with <a href="/categories/shoes/models/best-neutral-pronation-running-shoes">neutral pronation</a>. The latest model in the family is the <a href="https://geerly.com/model/brooks-trace-2">Brooks Trace 2</a>.Based on our monitoring of prices across the internet, it's currently in the most expensive 10% of <a href="/categories/shoes/models/best-running-shoes">running shoes</a> today.

bestDeal

priceBand

released

Weight

the distance between the runner's foot and the ground – or the combined heights of the midsole, insole, and outsole.

Forefoot

the difference in height between heel and forefoot in a running shoe.

Heel to toe drop

the distance between the runner's heel and the ground.

Heel

Terrain

Road

Usages

Daily running

 the type of support required to accommodate running style.

Support Type

Neutral

 the term used to describe the natural movement of the foot as it rolls inward.

Pronation Type

Neutral pronation

 the pattern in which the foot hits the ground.

Strike Type

Heel strike

 the area between the ball of the foot and the heel.

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bestDeal	Show deals
priceBand	Price band
released	Released Mar 2021
Weight	Weight M: 261 g W: 224 g
Forefoot	Forefoot 12 mm
Heel to toe drop	Heel to toe drop 12 mm
Heel	Heel 24 mm
Terrain	Terrain Road
Usages	Usages Daily running
Support Type	Support Type Neutral
Pronation Type	Pronation Type Neutral pronation
Strike Type	Strike Type Heel strike
Arch Type	Arch Type High arch

Characteristics
Sports	Running (+336)
Terrain	Road (+242)
Brand	Brooks (+17)
Support Type	Neutral (+287)
Pronation Type	Neutral pronation (+287)
Strike Type	Heel strike (+235)
Arch Type	High arch (+285)
Materials	Mesh (+238)Reflective (+47)

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Arch Type

Evolution of the Brooks Trace product family

Latest model

Brooks Trace characteristics and specifications

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