The latest running shoe range from New Balance has just been released and as ever the focus is on fit. In fact, 88 points of fit! New Balance call it Total Fit. When it comes to fit, size isn’t everything and NB go that little bit further to find the perfect fit. New Balance has more width/length combinations than anyone in the industry.
88 Points of Fit
Footwear companies typically develop a shoe and then sell it in a range of sizes. New Balance already has more sizes and widths than anyone. They start with the shape of the foot and then design around 88 points of fit to ensure the perfect fit for every customer.
The 8 Critical Points of Fit!
ARCH HEIGHT- The supportive arch aligns with the contour of your foot for greater stability and maximum comfort upon impact.
SHOE WIDTH- Sized to prevent blisters and irritation by balancing the right amount of space with stability and structure.
LAST / SHAPE-TOTAL FITTM means proper fit from heel to toe… around every angle of your foot. That’s the New Balance difference.
WAIST / MIDFOOT- This primary area surrounds your foot with a sock-like fit to provide solid structure and firm support.
TOE BOX VOLUME- Toes have just the right amount of room to flex without making unwanted contact with the top of the shoe. Foot remains securely in place regardless of your pace.
OVERLAYS- Performance is in the details. Using carefully selected materials and solid construction right down to the stitching. Every element works together to prevent pressure point irritation.
INSTEP HEIGHT-This distance accommodates the natural relationship between your arch and instep allowing for smooth contact and preventing numbness and irritation.
BACK HEIGHT- Proper height and dimension at the Achilles heel eliminates rubbing and irritation while holding your foot securely in place.
Latest Additions to the New Balance Range
New Balance 1225 Running Shoes
The next step up from the 1224, the 1225 is New Balance’s premier stability running shoe designed to provide maximum support and cushioning for the moderate to severe over-pronator. Full-length ABZORB and N-ERGY provides cushioning with Stabilicore for support.
The New Balance 1225 is a high mileage trainer for the runner who requires moderate stability with exceptional cushioning. On this shoe, a wide selection of premium technologies all work in sync to take your run to the next level. Whether you’re running a quick warmup lap or your third marathon this year, the 1225 can take it. The 1225 is the first stability running shoe that New Balance have produced in a long time that can give the Asics Kayano 15 a run for its money.
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New Balance 758 Running Shoes
The New Balance 758is a neutral trainer built on New Balance’s Acteva Lite midsole to provide runners with a light, responsive and well cushioned ride.
The 758 running shoeis built on the Acteva Lite midsole which reduced the midsole weight by 24%. In addition to this the Stability Web delivers midfoot support to provide a lightweight, supportive, well-cushioned ride. The Newbalance 758 are perfect for runners with a neutral gait and is packed with premium features for a leightweight running shoe.
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New Balance 750 Running Shoes
The New Balance 750 NBxCushioning Running Shoe is a highly responsive, cushioned shoe that utilises ACTEVA in the midsole and ABZORB SBS in the heel with ABZORB in the forefoot to provide a supreme ride for enhanced performance out on the road. Also includes a Stability Web to increase torsional strength and reduce weight. a variety of technologies in the upper ensure all round comfort and quality to keep runners happy on gruelling outings.
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New Balance 850 Running Shoes
The New Balance 850is a high stability trainer with ABZORB DTS cushioning and a Stabilicore Medial Post for extra cushioning and support. Developed for the moderate to severe overpronator.
The New Balance 850 is perfect for medium-weight overpronators looking for plenty of stability, but heavier runners may bottom out the cushioning. The shoe features a redesigned support post that drops the overall weight by nearly an ounce. Recommended for low-arched runners who want a stability shoe that doesn’t feel like a brick.
In total New Balance have added an additional 16 running shoes to their range. This month we will be reviewing their premium running shoe the New Balance 1906. To view their full Autumn/Winter range please click on this link.
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