What is the difference between GTS and GTX?

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Q: What is a GTS Shoe?

GTS stands for 'Go-to support'. We add the GTS label on all Brooks running shoes with Guiderails Support. This means that these shoes contain support technology that keeps your natural movement in a safe range so you can run with more comfort and less pain.

Q: How do I choose the right shoe?

Ensuring you have the right shoes is essential to a great run, and we have the tools to help you find your solemate. Take our Shoe Finder quiz, find a local retailer using our Store Locator, chat with an expert, or just try a pair and, if they don’t work out, take advantage of our Run Happy Promise.

Q: What is the Brooks Return Policy?

If you buy gear from us today, you have ninety days to wear it all you want and still return it if you don’t love it — no shipping or re‐stocking fee. If your gear is unworn and still in original packaging, you have a year to return it to us.

What is a GTS shoe?
What is the difference between GTS and GTX?
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GTS refers to Go-To-Support, which our GuideRails™ technology provides through delivering holistic support that allows your hips, knees, and joints to move the way you naturally do. GTX refers to GORE-TEX®, a waterproof technology to help your feet stay dry and comfortable on rainy days.

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