New Balance started building running shoes in the 70's and grew to become one of the world's leading brands. Based in New England, where still some of the production takes place, has fitting every possible athlete as one of their core values.
“The Zante v2 is a really good lightweight cushioned shoe that can be used as a multipurpose trainer and racer. To top that off, it comes in at a great price point.” Read expert review
“The NEW BALANCE® 1260v6 is a dependable workhorse as opposed to a derby winner. It has a solid foundation and a very pleasant -yet firm enough- cushion throughout. While overall it's a bit clunky,...” Read expert review
“The New Balance Fresh Foam Gobi is new light-weight all-terrain shoe which provides a secure fit along with stable and smooth ride capable of handling both road and light to moderate trails.” Read expert review
“The New Balance Vazee Pace v2 is a great no-frills, performance daily trainer. This model should be on the shortlist of options for a seasoned runner looking for a shoe that can handle major mileage...” Read expert review
“The Fresh Foam 1080 is filled with potential. Unfortunately the Fresh Foam cushioning still felt to firm and the upper caused rubbing issues on the inside of my foot.” Read expert review
“The New Balance 490v2s is a budget shoe that delivers on everything that it promises. It’s a reliable neutral trainer with adequate cushioning and support, with a low price point.” Read expert review
“The New Balance Vazee Pace is a lightweight trainer that pushes you along on your run. There is enough cushioning to get the job done, but no more.” Read expert review
“The New Balance Leadville 1210v2 is a comfortable and cushioned trail shoe with fantastic traction. It served me very well on long trail runs, although the fit of the heel was slightly loose, allowing...” Read expert review