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We Tested the runDisney x Brooks Spring Collection

Last Updated on April 28, 2026 by Tim Harrison
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Two giants in their respective industries continue their collaboration with the latest release of colorways from their runDisney x Brooks lineup. A 2024 multi-year partnership saw Brooks Running team up with Disney to become the official footwear sponsor of Disney’s runDisney race series.

The runDisney series of races is made up of six race weekends held at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland Resort in California, as well as virtual races. Each race weekend includes a 5K, 10K, 10-miler/half marathon, and a challenge event made up of two or more of the weekend’s races.

In addition to previous releases, five new colorways recently hit the streets after the April 16th runDisney Springtime Surprise Weekend event at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

Disney fans who enjoy running can now lace up in some of Brooks’ classics, fully adorned in fun, creative new colorways celebrating some of Disney’s greatest characters.

Here’s what is now available to the public from the runDisney x Brooks lineup.

Adrenaline GTS 25

  • 9.5 ounces Women’s / 10.6 ounces Men’s
  • 10 mm drop
  • runDisney colorway available for $155 at brooksrunning.com

The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 is now available in the runDisney colorway. Bold blue fades into a powder blue before turning into a bright white in this colorway designed to celebrate the runDisney event in its entirety.  Your stable daily miles just got a fresh new glow-up.

Read our full review of the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25.

Ghost 17

  • 9 ounces Women’s / 10.1 ounces Men’s
  • 10 mm drop
  • 3 runDisney colorways available for $170 at brooksrunning.com

In addition to the Rapunzel colorway you can now find the Brooks Ghost 17 in 3 new colorways. 

The dynamic chipmunk duo, Chip & Dale, adorn the heel counter of the every day runner’s top dependable daily trainer. A very chipmunk-styled colorway is decorated with black stitching on the left to represent Chip, and red stitching on the right shoe signifies his sidekick Dale. Fuzzy fur fills out the Brooks logo for the final bit of flair.

You can now bring Mickey Mouse along on all your daily runs with a bold new colorway celebrating Disney’s original and most iconic character. Yellow patches pop from the laces while plush red fabric fills the Brooks logo on this black on black classic. An all yellow outsole adds more Mickey-branded flair.

The final new colorway in this latest release includes A.A. Milne’s and E.H. Shepard’s Winnie the Pooh and his pal Tigger. Pooh is stitched on to the heel of the right shoe, while Tigger sits upon the left. The upper is inspired by Pooh’s favorite snack, honey. Honeycomb accents inthe Brooks path logo round out the honey-hued upper.

Read up on the Brooks Ghost 17 here.

You can also read our preview of the Brooks Ghost 18.

Glycerin 23

  • 9.5 ounces Women’s / 10.6 ounces Men’s
  • 8 mm drop
  • New Genie colorway available for $185 at brooksrunning.com

Everyone’s favorite fast-talking, wish-granting genie comes to life on the heels of the Glycerin 23. A powder blue upper sits atop a brushed gold midsole, while stars light the night sky set in the Brooks logo and on the plush tongue.

You can read our full review of the Brooks Glycerin 23 here.

You can head on over to Brooks Running, and once you sign up for free access to the Brooks Running Club you’ll be able to get your favorites from the runDisney x Brooks collaboration now!

What to read next?

  • Tips to have the best runDisney experience
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Tim was born and raised in Southern California, where he still resides with his fiancé. As a youngster he excelled at covering short distances quickly, while simultaneously unable to run a mile without stopping. Over the last four-plus years he’s learned, and continues to learn, the art of long distance running, especially heart rate based training. The first 13 miles of the half marathon are his favorite distance (he’s twice suffered pulled muscles sprinting through the last 0.1 miles). He runs because he wants to continue to go farther than his younger self would have ever believed possible.
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