7 of Brooks' most popular running shoes are reduced right now — get up to 37% off the Ghost, Glycerin and more

The Revel 8 is a budget-friendly running shoe that uses an older midsole foam than the top models in the Brooks line-up, but it's still comfortable and well-suited to shorter runs and gym workouts. It's just $84 on sale right now.

The Glycerin 22 is a comfortable daily trainer that uses Brooks' top DNA Tuned midsole foam. It's not the latest model of the shoe, but the Glycerin 23 is not a huge update and it costs $70 more at the moment, so grabbing this deal on the black color of the older shoe is a major saving.

I'm currently testing the new Brooks Ghost 18 and it feels very similar to the Ghost 17 to me, so if you're a fan of Brooks' most popular trainer I'd definitely go for this deal on the previous model and save a bit of cash.

The Ghost Max 3 is a more cushioned and rockered alternative to the Ghost 17, and I prefer the ride of the shoe myself to the classic Ghost. The Ghost Max 4 has just come out, meaning the Ghost Max 3 is reduced by $40, with almost all colors and sizes included in the sale.

The original Glycerin Max is not just $50 cheaper than the Glycerin Max 2 thanks to this deal, I also think it's better than the latest model because it's a bit lighter. This is the most cushioned model in the Brooks' line-up, and perfect for anyone who loves a comfortable running shoe.

The Brooks Hyperion Max 3 is a plated training shoe with a mega-stack of cushioning in its midsole, the top layer of which is made from a particularly springy PEBA material. It's a speedier option than shoes like the Glycerin and Ghost, and still comfortable for easy runs as well.

When it comes to running fast, carbon plate racers are the shoe to go for, but they're normally prohibitively expensive. Thanks to this $75 saving the Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 is under $200 in the Amazon sale. It's still not exactly cheap, but if you have PRs in mind, it will help get you there with its lightweight, propulsive design.