New Balance Women's Fresh Foam 1080 V10 Running Shoe

I love these shoes!! I run about 3 miles a day and these shoes are the best! I was getting shin splints with my other shoes so I knew that I needed more cushion and comfort. I did a lot of research before buying these. These fit the bill!!! They do run more narrow than other shoes but I have a very narrow, long foot so the regular fit my foot perfectly. you might want to try the wide if you do not have a narrow foot. Took these to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons and walked all day everyday and my feet never hurt. These shoes are Amazing for walking or running. Buy these shoes!!

These New Balance 1080s have so much more cushion in the sole than the Brooks Glycerin I've been in for 2 years. The sole is almost like a rocker without the ugly look of Hokas or orthotic shoes, which means that my arches are supported with the foam starting in the sole which is so rare. I still wear my CurRex inserts to raise the arch support in the inside of the shoe. The sole is a rubber/foam combo with rubber on the parts of the sole where there's going to be more impact. I have pretty bad heel pain and very high arches and the heel cup in these is very sturdy and structured. It leaves my heels feeling supported and in much less pain. The upper is a sock-like mesh which allows the toe box to feel stretchier and move with my feet, making the shoes easy to break in and great for my wide feet. They also have great ventilation. Finally, they're good-looking shoes! So hard to find shoes for my high-arched, heel-pained, women's 11 feet that actually look really great. I love them!

I’ve been wearing these shoes just about everyday for a year…at work, at the gym, walking the dog, running errands, etc. and these sneakers still look amazing! They’re a bit dirty in the pictures, but the soles barely even look worn, just fraying a bit. I have narrow feet and these are the ONLY New Balance that fit me. They are like wearing socks. They’re extremely comfortable. I did add an insert for my heel spurs, but that’s a me problem that had an easy solution. I average 8,000 steps/day just at work and my feet never tire. These sneakers are outstanding!

I have very picky feet. I've struggled with ankle issues, plantar fasciitis and other painful issues. I happened on some reviews of this shoe on youtube and decided to pick up a pair on sale. I've since purchased 3. They are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. I can even run with these shoes. I ran my first half marathon in them and plan to do many more in the future.I keep seeing people posting about them falling apart. I've ran, walked, worked, worked out and ran some more in them and they look brand new. I have minimal wear on the outsole rubber, no wear to the midsole and no wear on the upper. I regularly wash in on gentle and air dry them...still holding up strong. Don't let the scary reviews deter you. I'm not sure what is going on with their shoes but mine almost 1 year old and well in excess of 500 miles on them.You won't be disappointed in the performance or durability.

I have long skinny feet and have a horrible time finding athletic sneakers to fit right. When they are too loose, my foot slides forward in the shoe when I do lunges during my Jazzercise or Zumba classes, bumping my toe. These are a fabulous fit around the ankle and instep, and still plenty roomy in the toe box area, and no more sliding forward in the shoe! The first day I wore them (because I have flat feet) the arch support felt a little uncomfortable, but today, day 2, it feels just fine. I wish it was a tad more squishy under the ball of my foot, for jumping, but I'm going to try a metatarsal pad under next time to see if that makes it softer. A nearly perfect shoe for me. I like the black color, and only wish the other colors that were in my size were more appealing- I'd like deep purple, or dark navy blue? I can't imagine many are drawn to the lemon yellow? Or the blue and coral combo? I like the teal blue, but I already have a pair in that color, and it doesn't come in Narrow anyway possibly. If you have narrow feet, give these a try!

After a fair amount of research to find the perfect shoe for me (my last pair caused a bit of an injury/constant pain on the outside of my feet from pronation), I settled on this pair. Best decision ever. If I could marry a pair of running shoes, I'd choose these <3 they are PERFECT. The first time I put them on (while still injured), it felt like putting little pillows on my feet. They're so comfortable! I started out putting miles on them walking while I recovered, and I was shocked at how great they felt even without a breaking in period. I wore them for long walks and elliptical usage first, and I've finally gotten back to running (first with 3-4 mile runs and now back up to 7-9 mile runs), and I can't stop saying enough great things about these shoes. It's a world of difference while running to have such an awesome pair of shoes. If you suffer from pronation and need a really comfortable pair of running shoes (or if you stand around on your feet all day and just want to be SUPER comfortable), get yourself a pair of these. They feel great, and they look great, and I have 0 complaints.

When these shoes were delivered, I was not able to fit my foot easily into them. I had used NB shoes for years and was very disappointed. It was impossible to get the laces to move far enough apart to ease in. It finally hit me that with a shoe horn, I may be able to easily slide into these shoes. I purchased a nice sturdy metal shoehorn from Amazon and the next day used it. It worked perfectly. Not only that, the shoes were more comfortable and fit better than previous versions. In the past, the interior foam rubber around the ankle disintegrated. Not so with these. I was also worried that the part that comes up along the bone at the back of your foot might rub. Again, not so. I highly recommend these Women's 1080 v10 to anyone who wants a comfortable fit. Mine are 9 regulars and fit exactly right. I always buy 1/2 size bigger for thick socks. I use these for walking on the treadmill.