New BalanceMen's FuelCell Supercomp Trainer V2 Running Shoe

I'm a Hoka and Altra guy but these New Balances have out-Hoka'd the Hokas.Hokas have lost their squish, so have a lot of Altras, and they've tried to remain competitive with denser EVA and recycled crap. I'm just catching up, learning that New Balance, Asics, Nike and others have joined the high stack height category with better offerings than Hokas in many cases. Cliftons are still great and I have some Mafate Speed 4s, so I know about ProFly midsoles which are better than their junk EVA.These New Balances are light, comfy, plush & bouncy. They're somehow squishy while still being responsive. They are supple, yet stable. I love them. I have started running again because of them.

Having tried out the FuelCell Supercomp Trainer V2s on various terrains, I can attest to their outstanding performance. I can run slow for recovery or distance runs, but I can also pick up the pace a bit for some of my quicker pace workouts. The shoe seems finely tuned for seasoned runners and casual joggers, focusing on the essentials of stability and cushioning. It's not as "bouncy" as v1 but it's definitely more stable. Overall, pretty sure I can run 400-500 miles in this shoe no problem.

Have loved these! My husband is a marathon runner and also does endurance events and these have fit perfectly into his shoe rotation!

I recently got back into running after gaining a bunch of weight. I had owned 8 pairs of brooks over the years and had great luck with them when I was in the military but since I got out and put on a bunch of weight I had not been able to find a brooks shoes to help me get back into running (brooks doesn’t really have any max cushion shoes at this time). I bought a glycerin gts which worked great but lack of cushion would leave my knees and hips hurting because of all the extra weight that I put on. I started looking into other brands for max cushion shoes and after much research settled on these shoes. These shoes have performed better than expected. I can run longer and when I’m done my knees and joints do not hurt nearly as bad as they did in my other shoes. Highly recommend it for any heavier runners looking to get back into running.

Says silver , looks grey. I was hoping for grey. They are definitely Silver. Shiny Silver 😁. Bit more baking then I was looking for but Great shoe otherwise

Love fit and bounce! Went from zero drop to max cush, but after training for 6 weeks in them for a 10k have a knee pain. Can't attribute direct to shoe, time will tell as I go back to zero drop for my next half.

Ankle collar not well constructed. Ankle bite is real and unfortunately these will chew yours up. Otherwise great daily trainer

I need to preface my review by saying I am a Clydesdale runner, big and slow. The V1 version of this shoe is the best shoe I've ever used for running. The cushioning was excellent and it was plenty stable for me. The new version of this shoe is nothing like V1 with the exception of the New Balance name on the side. The cushioning has decreased significantly, the upper is more traditional. The V2 version is just like any other training shoe now. If you're looking for a max cushion shoe, look elsewhere. I loved running in V1, I do not love running in V2.

Bueno había ya escrito algo, espero no dobletear. Muy ligeras, como que piden correr; ademas cómodas, el acolchado se siente pero sin sentirse pesado, creo valen la pena y estéticamente es como de traer un vocho a traer un moustang, saludos

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