Ease every step in the protective Ghost Max 2, designed to reduce pressure underfoot. A stack of super-soft DNA LOFT v3 cushioning and our GlideRoll Rocker deliver a smooth, comfortable ride.
Soft, smooth, and protective, the Ghost Max 2 men's road-running shoes deliver maximum comfort for running or walking. With lots of our soft, lightweight cushioning, a rocker shape that actively helps you move from landing to toe-off, and a broad base for added stability, the Ghost Max 2 is ready to roll.
- Stable ride
- Max cushioning
- Protective design
- Assisted transitions
*PERFORMANCE RUNNING: 21 - 42km
*SPECS:
- Weight - 10.8oz / 306.2g
- Midsole drop - 6mm
- Midsole Height - 28:22mm
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Total stack height - 39:33mm
Experience - Cushion (A smooth and floaty-feeling run thanks to plush cushioning designed to help you enjoy and savor your run.) - Cushion level - Most cushioning (If you’re looking for maximum softness and enjoy features such as a plush feel under your feet and protection from impact, try shoes with the most cushioning.)
- Support level - Neutral (Brooks shoes that are designated “neutral” are designed to deliver comfort and durability for a neutral stride — one that doesn’t need additional support.)
- Designed for - Road
- Best for - Max cushion, Easy assisted transitions, Road running, Walking
*TECHNOLOGIES:
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STABLE RIDE: SOLID FOUNDATION: A broad base offers inherent stability for a secure feel that doesn’t interfere with a neutral stride.
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PROTECTIVE CUSHIONING: TOO SOFT? NEVER: A high stack of nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 midsole foam delivers soft, smooth comfort that works with GlideRoll Rocker to decrease underfoot pressure for a protective feel and easy landings.
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ASSISTED TRANSITIONS: READY TO ROLL: GlideRoll Rocker actively promotes smooth heel-toe transitions for an effortless feeling as you move.
WHAT'S NEW: Nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 technology offers just-right softness.
THIS SHOE IS FOR: The Ghost Max 2 is for runners and walkers who want cushioned protection and a smooth, reliable ride.
