New Balance 2000 Style: M2000G Men's Lifestyle & Retro shoes for $49.99 + shipping

wow that is a great deal. The 2002 is like $199.99.
this one
http://www.joesnewbalanceoutlet.c...e=MR2002CU

I thought NB discountinue the 2000 due to the abzorb heels technology..

wish the 993 is $50. too bad the 2000 does not comes in EE width.

Kinda ugly, but in for one. I beat the crap out of my 790s over a year and a half, i hope these can take a beating.

I bought these the other day. they are well made, made in the USA. And great for night running--the entire shoe is reflective. Just FYI the color is lighter grey than it appears. FYI I was referring to a different model, my bad.

I bet you bought these - http://www.joesnewbalanceoutlet.c...le=M2000SR SLightly different. I have a pair of those, too. Unopened in closet.
Thinking of buying these, because they are gray, not silver...

Are these decent running shoes? The category says Lifestyle & Retro.

Delivered cost here in Ohio is $59.71.
Still thinking about it...

Old men sneakers.. I think my grandfather has these exact pair

Link for $1 shipping

http://www.joesnewbalanceoutlet.c...12&s3=Text

Quote from poopsnack : I bet you bought these - http://www.joesnewbalanceoutlet.c...le=M2000SR SLightly different. I have a pair of those, too. Unopened in closet. Thinking of buying these, because they are gray, not silver...

yes you are right, my bad.

Quote from kefe : Are these decent running shoes? The category says Lifestyle & Retro.

Depends on what you are looking for. They are well made and solid shoes. They are not as light as many shoes on the market- for people who are looking for stability and don't mind wearing a heavier shoe when they run these are great. I have bad knees and overpronate and like these a lot-for me, motion control and stability are important. They also fit my orthotic insoles. If you prefer lighter, more responsive shoes, these might not be for you. This is a good price for what they are-the new balance outlet in boston also sells them for 50 dollars.

I'm in for a pair...Thanks Immad.

Quote from ppsagehen : Depends on what you are looking for. They are well made and solid shoes. They are not as light as many shoes on the market- for people who are looking for stability and don't mind wearing a heavier shoe when they run these are great. I have bad knees and overpronate and like these a lot-for me, motion control and stability are important. They also fit my orthotic insoles. If you prefer lighter, more responsive shoes, these might not be for you. This is a good price for what they are-the new balance outlet in boston also sells them for 50 dollars.

How much and how long did it take to get your orthotic insoles?