Brooks brings back the fan-favorite Glycerin in its 21st edition, packing even softer cushioning and enhanced durability.
With an added 2mm of DNA LOFT v3 Foam, the Glycerin 21 maintains its legacy of providing plush cushioning, now with a more structured heel counter for a secure ride.
The redesigned outsole includes RoadTrack rubber made from recycled silica, delivering better stability and longevity, while the updated engineered warp mesh upper ensures a personalized fit.
The Brooks Glycerin 21 remains a dependable daily trainer, catering to a variety of foot types and accommodating additional orthotics with ease. It's the go-to choice for comfort, support, and durability on your everyday runs.
What's New?
- New RoadTack rubber includes recycled silica and is lightweight and durable
- Additional 2mm of DNA LOFT v3 midsole for a plush ride
- Made with recycled materials equivalent to 5 plastic water bottles.
Width: D - Standard
Heel to Toe Drop: 10mm
Weight: 278g
Best for: Road Running, Daily Training, Walking
Support Type: Neutral
Model Number: 1104191D
UPPER
- New engineered warp knit upper and form-fitting shape is breathable and flexible, offering a secure fit and feel
- OrthoLite sockliner used to provide premium comfort
MIDSOLE
- Additional 2mm of DNA LOFT v3 Foam to deliver a superior soft underfoot feel, giving ultimate comfort while remaining lightweight
- Omega Flex Grooves for added flexibility
OUTSOLE
- New RoadTack rubber includes recycled silica and is lightweight and durable
- Wider pattern designed to give an easier and more stable transition
Returns
Our policy lasts 30 days. If 30 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately we can't offer you a refund or exchange.
Replacements and refunds
You can ask for a replacement or refund if the problem with the product is major.
Replaced products must be of an identical type to the product originally supplied. Refunds should be the same amount you have already paid, provided in the same form as your original payment.
Blue Mountains Running Company may take into account how much time has passed since you bought the product considering the following factors:
- type of product
- how a consumer is likely to use the product
- the length of time for which it is reasonable for the product to be used
- the amount of use it could reasonably be expected to tolerate before the failure becomes noticeable.
For a major problem with services you can cancel the contract and obtain a refund or seek compensation for the drop in value of your services provided compared to the price paid.
What is a major problem?
A product or good has a major problem when:
- it has a problem that would have stopped someone from buying it if they’d known about it
- it is unsafe
- it is significantly different from the sample or description
- it doesn’t do what Blue Mountains Running Company said it would, or what you asked for and can’t easily be fixed.
A service has a major problem when:
- it has a problem that would have stopped someone from buying it if they’d known about it
- it is substantially unfit for its common purpose and can’t easily be fixed within a reasonable time
- it does not meet the specific purpose you asked for and cannot easily be fixed within a reasonable time
- it creates an unsafe situation.
Returning the product
You are entitled to return a product if you believe that there is a problem. You are generally responsible for returning the product if it can be posted or easily returned. You are entitled to recover reasonable postage or transportation costs from Blue Mountains Running co if the product is confirmed to have a problem, so keep your receipts.
When a product is too large, too heavy or too difficult to remove, Blue Mountains Running Company is responsible for paying the shipping costs or collecting the product within a reasonable time of being notified of the problem.
You do not have to return products in the original packaging in order to get a refund.
If the product is found not to have a problem, you may be required to pay the transport or inspection costs. An estimate of these costs should be provided to you before the product is collected, and the costs must not be inflated in an attempt to deter you from pursuing your claims.
