In case it's not posted, these are the most cushioned of all of Brooks' neutral running shoes (ie dont' specifically correct overpronation). I shopped for them in a very well respected runner's store with legendary informed staff.
I've been to many podiatrists and I can tell you these people were great. And they thought the Brooks Dyad was a great shoe.

Neutral runners can use this but often it is people with orthotics who use it. If you have orthotics that correct, as all are meant to, your gait abnormalities, you do not need a motion control shoe according to research-your orthotics already correct and more is not better.

Like all Brooks running shoes, these run small(short). At least 1/2size small maybe one full size.
I bought a pair of these for a male runner relative who is a big person (220lb) and these held up well. He liked them, found them very cushioned but not soft...and has repeatedly bought Dyad since.

I don't run myself, I have injuries (bursitis) in my heels. This shoe helps me because it fits my orthotics well without overcorrecting for pronation (I don't need a knee injury too, thank you very much). I use them for every day use like walking and will not buy another shoe...this is the most cushioned shoe of anything I've found. And outersole wears like iron. I"ve bought about ten pairs of Dyads in a row.