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New Balance Men's or Women's 880v10 Running Shoes $68.98 + Free S/H
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- Surface: Road, Gyms, Flats
- Category: Neutral Cushioned Intended for runners who have a higher, more stable arch that does not pronate excessively (roll inwards) or may even supinate (roll outwards).
- Neutral Cushioned shoes offer very little or no structure or pronation support and are generally more flexible than stability shoes.
- Runners who require a neutral shoe tend to notice more excessive wear on the lateral (outside) side of the soles of their running shoes. Neutral shoes can vary from lightweight and minimal cushioning to maximum levels of cushioning depending on the needs and preferences of the runner.
- Runners with high/stable arches tend to notice pain on the outside(lateral side) of their shins and knees and may also battle plantar fasciitis if not wearing a neutral cushioned shoe.
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I have run in only New Balance for 28 years and am very familiar with their 6XX and 8XX lines and particularly and 680 and 880s having also purchased 680 series shoes from Amazon at $29 and change like many over the years like many others have since imho they are the best deal in running shoes. They fall down with poor forefoot cushioning and cannot stand up to higher mileage. Past about 7 miles, my 39 year old body feels it.
The 880v9s have much better forefoot cushioning and while lively, they also feel more cushioned as a whole. I don't mind a lively ride but wanted a lighter, neutral cushioning shoe I could reliably and comfortably run 8 or more miles in. The 880v9 was perfect for that and at $39.99 from Slickdeals (cannot remember vendor), stupid cheap. I still have a new pair waiting to get put into the rotation.
I'm curious if you're comparing the 880v10s because I've been extremely hesitant to try FreshFoam. Seems like a way to use less technology, cheaper materials and increase margin and I wouldn't be surprised if these aren't any better than 680v6's, the latter of which aren't extremely well cushioned but at the prices we paid, a great deal for the money for a middle-of-the road, lighter training shoe.
It is always a challenge to find extra wide shoes.
was anyone here able to snag a pair?
I have run in only New Balance for 28 years and am very familiar with their 6XX and 8XX lines and particularly and 680 and 880s having also purchased 680 series shoes from Amazon at $29 and change like many over the years like many others have since imho they are the best deal in running shoes. They fall down with poor forefoot cushioning and cannot stand up to higher mileage. Past about 7 miles, my 39 year old body feels it.
The 880v9s have much better forefoot cushioning and while lively, they also feel more cushioned as a whole. I don't mind a lively ride but wanted a lighter, neutral cushioning shoe I could reliably and comfortably run 8 or more miles in. The 880v9 was perfect for that and at $39.99 from Slickdeals (cannot remember vendor), stupid cheap. I still have a new pair waiting to get put into the rotation.
I'm curious if you're comparing the 880v10s because I've been extremely hesitant to try FreshFoam. Seems like a way to use less technology, cheaper materials and increase margin and I wouldn't be surprised if these aren't any better than 680v6's, the latter of which aren't extremely well cushioned but at the prices we paid, a great deal for the money for a middle-of-the road, lighter training shoe.
Typically with New Balance, it has been my experience that a shoe number less than 600 (i.e., 500 or less) can't really be worn for serious running.
The 680s were about $50 less than the new 880, and since they looked similar, I rolled the dice and it worked out for me.