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18 reviews
A sturdy leather walking shoe for people who need firm heel support, room for an orthotic or a hard-to-find width, from narrow to extra-extra-wide. It feels steady and planted on hard floors. The weight and firm ride are the trade-offs, so it is too much shoe for casual, neutral walkers.
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A cushioned stability running shoe for children whose feet roll inward, bringing the support idea of New Balance's adult 860 to growing feet. It suits young runners and active kids who need structure all day. Lace-only fastening and hard-to-find wide sizes are the things to check first.
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An everyday kids' running shoe built for school, recess and gym class, with an easy strap version for younger children. Its biggest strength is fit: few kids' sneakers come in this many widths, so broad feet get real room. The simple foam suits play better than regular distance running.
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The New Balance 990v6 combines FuelCell cushioning, ENCAP support and an unusually broad width range. Here is how it works for walking and daily wear.
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New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trail v2 review: plated trail speed, Standard and Wide fit, Vibram grip, terrain limits, alternatives and who should buy it.
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The New Balance FuelCell Rebel v5 is an ultralight neutral trainer with a 6 mm drop, soft PEBA/EVA FuelCell cushioning and everyday-to-fast-run versatility.
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A chunky Y2K-styled sneaker that turns out to be a surprisingly capable everyday shoe, thanks to layers of cushioning borrowed from New Balance's running heritage. It is heavy and it runs snug, so it rewards people who want comfort in a shoe that does not look like a comfort shoe.
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A leather slip-resistant work shoe that looks like a plain sneaker and cushions like a running shoe, with wide and extra-wide fittings that are rare in this category. The trade-offs are a warm, heavy build and a soft toe, so it suits floors rather than sites.
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A structured walking shoe that holds the foot steady with a firm heel post and comes in a width range almost nobody else matches. It suits people who overpronate or need room for an orthotic. The firm ride and the plain, slightly dated styling are what put buyers off.
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New Balance's marathon racer finally feels as good as it looks on paper. A new foam makes it softer and springier while shedding weight, and it is one of the rare race shoes sold in a wide. The paper-thin outsole is what you weigh against that.
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A women's tennis shoe that trades lightness for protection, with thick foam and a carbon plate that keep long matches comfortable. The snug toe box and substantial feel are the trade-offs, and the improved outsole answers the biggest complaint about the first Coco.
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New Balance 1080v15 review: the flagship trades Fresh Foam for lighter, livelier Infinion foam. Who should buy it.
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