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Superior cushioning and support features for runners that overpronate (roll inward).
Lightweight and low profile running shoes.
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Use our shoe finderSuperior cushioning for runners that don't need added support.
Superior cushioning and support features for runners that overpronate (roll inward).
Lightweight and low profile running shoes.
Fast and built for speed, on the road or track.
Not sure which shoe is right for you?
Use our shoe finder
Buy a bra and we'll donate one to a woman in need
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THE BROOKS BLUELINE LAB
Introducing BlueLine: out-of-this-world technology, right here on earth. The BlueLine Lab is charting the course for the future of running shoes by developing limited quantities of innovative prototypes at a sprinter’s pace. Stay tuned for June, when we release a cushion shoe so out-of-this-worldsoft, you’ll feel like you’re defying gravity. Happy landings.
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THE BROOKS BLUELINE LAB
Introducing BlueLine: out-of-this-world technology, right here on earth. The BlueLine Lab is charting the course for the future of running shoes by developing limited quantities of innovative prototypes at a sprinter’s pace. Stay tuned for June, when we release a cushion shoe so out-of-this-worldsoft, you’ll feel like you’re defying gravity. Happy landings.
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In the BlueLine Lab, our race toward the most futuristic shoe technology always starts with the runner. Our biomechanics scientists work alongside runners, listening to their wants, needs, and feedback. Through extensive insights and data, the lab has engineered the most advanced shoe technology on earth — scratch that — galaxy.
Because runners are always thinking two steps ahead, we make sure to do the same. Through the latest techniques and a streamlined process, the BlueLine Lab is able to rapidly accelerate technology development and turn around fine-tuned futuristic tech at a Des Linden pace.
The BlueLine Lab makes crazy big leaps in shoe technology and releases them in small, limited batches. This allows them to deliver advanced shoe technology within half the time development typically takes. Scroll down to sign up for emails to land the limit-pushing technology, available in limited-edition quantities.
In the BlueLine Lab, our race toward the most futuristic shoe technology always starts with the runner. Our biomechanics scientists work alongside runners, listening to their wants, needs, and feedback. Through extensive insights and data, the lab has engineered the most advanced shoe technology on earth — scratch that — galaxy.
Because runners are always thinking two steps ahead, we make sure to do the same. Through the latest techniques and a streamlined process, the BlueLine Lab is able to rapidly accelerate technology development and turn around fine-tuned futuristic tech at a Des Linden pace.
The BlueLine Lab makes crazy big leaps in shoe technology and releases them in small, limited batches. This allows them to deliver advanced shoe technology within half the time development typically takes. Scroll down to sign up for emails to land the limit-pushing technology, available in limited-edition quantities.
WHAT MAKES THE BROOKS BLUELINE LAB PROCESS SO UNIQUE?
"The ability to quickly scale and leverage our innovative technologies while venturing into the unknown. We integrate new technologies into full shoes, then release them quickly to market, providing a new, better experience for all who run."
Bryan Bhark, senior developer of footwear innovation
BlueLine Lab History
In a marathon, racers follow the blue line — the fastest route from start to finish. Our BlueLine Lab tackles futuristic shoe technology with the same approach, using the fastest path to get advanced prototypes developed and on to the feet of runners at lightspeed.
BlueLine Lab History
In a marathon, racers follow the blue line — the fastest route from start to finish. Our BlueLine Lab tackles futuristic shoe technology with the same approach, using the fastest path to get advanced prototypes developed and on to the feet of runners at lightspeed.
The BlueLine team is quick on their feet and have been breaking new ground in speed, trail, and cushion for years. Take a look at the roadmap of BlueLine Lab shoes, past to present.
Hyperion Elite (June 2020)
A shoe rooted in speed. The Hyperion Elite was developed at a rapid pace, which is fitting considering the prototype is what Des Linden wore to win the 2018 Boston Marathon. The Hyperion Elite features responsive, nitrogen-infused DNA FLASH cushioning and unique carbon fiber propulsion plate to keep you running faster, longer.
Hyperion Tempo (June 2020)
The Brooks BlueLine Lab paved the way to better training sessions and new PRs with the revolutionary cushioning process. The Hyperion Tempo’s DNA FLASH cushion is infused with nitrogen, to deliver a fast, super lightweight ride with incredible energy return.
Catamount (August 2020)
With the BlueLine Lab’s streamlined process, the Catamount — a trail shoe developed for max speed and distance — was developed in just 6 months. That’s half the time it typically takes to produce a shoe.
Hyperion Elite (June 2020)
A shoe rooted in speed. The Hyperion Elite was developed at a rapid pace, which is fitting considering the prototype is what Des Linden wore to win the 2018 Boston Marathon. The Hyperion Elite features responsive, nitrogen-infused DNA FLASH cushioning and unique carbon fiber propulsion plate to keep you running faster, longer.
Hyperion Tempo (June 2020)
The Brooks BlueLine Lab paved the way to better training sessions and new PRs with the revolutionary cushioning process. The Hyperion Tempo’s DNA FLASH cushion is infused with nitrogen, to deliver a fast, super lightweight ride with incredible energy return.
Catamount (August 2020)
With the BlueLine Lab’s streamlined process, the Catamount — a trail shoe developed for max speed and distance — was developed in just 6 months. That’s half the time it typically takes to produce a shoe.
