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With so many options to choose from, shopping for running shoes can bring up some surprisingly existential questions. Am I a \u201cmax cushioning\u201d person\u2014someone who values comfort, possibly over performance? Or do I care more about running fast, even if it means my feet don\u2019t feel quite<\/em> as cradled as they could?<\/p>\n Usually, all of this soul-searching leads me to settle for one everyday sneaker that\u2019s missing some of my must-haves, or to spend extra on two pairs to rotate through. Enter Brooks’s Glycerin 22<\/a> ($165, brooks.com), the newest update to an already-beloved shoe. To see if this latest version measures up to the previous ones, I put the 22 to the test. What I discovered? Thanks to some seriously inventive tech, the Glycerin 22 is kinda like two shoes in one\u2014let me explain.<\/p>\n When you see a number like 22 next to the name of a shoe, you know it\u2019s been around for a while (and usually, there\u2019s a good reason why). The Glycerin is one of Brooks’s most popular models. It\u2019s a neutral running shoe, meaning it doesn\u2019t have any extra stability features for those who overpronate<\/a>, but it does<\/em> pack a great deal of cushioning. If Brooks\u2019s classic Ghost line is like a trusty Honda Civic, then the Glycerin is more like a Cadillac, with its ultra-thick padding and smooth ride, Caroline Bermel<\/a>, product marketing specialist and head shoe tester at Fleet Feet, tells SELF.<\/p>\nThe design<\/h2>\n