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New Balance Men's 520v7 Running Shoes (Standard & 4E Width) Expired
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Joe's New Balance Outlet via eBay has New Balance Men's 520v7 Running Shoes for $39.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code COUNTDOWN22 at checkout = $31.99. Shipping is free.
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- Note: Size availability may be limited and will vary depending on colorway selected.
- Black/White (size 7-12, 16)
- Black/White 4E (size 7.5, 16)
- Grey/White 4E (size 8-12, 13)
- Blue/White (size 11, 11.5)
- Blue/White 4E (size 9.5, 10, 12, 13)
- Grey 4E (size 8, 10, 11.5, 12)
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Joe's New Balance Outlet via eBay [ebay.com] has New Balance Men's 520v7 Running Shoes for $39.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code COUNTDOWN22 at checkout = $31.99. Shipping is free.
Available deals:
Available deals:
- Black/White [ebay.com] (size 7-12, 16)
- Black/White 4E [ebay.com] (size 7.5, 16)
- Grey/White 4E [ebay.com] (size 8-12, 13)
- Blue/White [ebay.com] (size 11, 11.5)
- Blue/White 4E [ebay.com] (size 9.5, 10, 12, 13)
- Grey 4E [ebay.com] (size 8, 10, 11.5, 12)
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Also, "The last two digits in a running shoe's style number specify the type of shoe as shown below:
40 (Optimal Control)*: Shoes in this category provide superior control, stability, cushioning and support for biomechanical needs, such as pronation or low arches (e.g., 940, 1540).
*With the exception of the 840v4 running & 840v2 walking. These styles are neutral cushion styles.
50 (Fitness Running): For training on roads or for indoor workouts, the 50 series offers the combination of visual attitude and innovation with the responsiveness and power athletes need.
60 (Stability): Designs that offer industry-leading stability to reduce pronation while also providing unparalleled cushioning and comfort (e.g., 860).
70 (Light Stability):The perfect combination of stability and speed, all in a lighter, sleek profile designed for runners who train at a faster pace (e.g., 770).
80 (Neutral): For high-mileage runners who require light shoes and the protection of superior cushioning (e.g., 1080).
90 (Speed)*: For faster runners who want every advantage, including a superior ride and fit. The choice styles for professional and nonprofessional speed and distance runners (e.g., 890)."
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Not even close. These are bottom of the barrel NB foam shoes. 1080s are higher end with much better cushioning. Generally speaking, lower number = worse quality and the 10s place defines the type of shoe (neutral cushioning vs. stability vs.). They would be fine for walking but I would never run in them. My minimum running shoe in NB's line is the 680 which I don't run more than 6 miles in and typically use 880s.
Similar to the ROAVs? I wouldn't even consider those foam
The lower the number, i.e., 520 vs. 1080, the lower the cost & quality.
Also, "The last two digits in a running shoe's style number specify the type of shoe as shown below:
40 (Optimal Control)*: Shoes in this category provide superior control, stability, cushioning and support for biomechanical needs, such as pronation or low arches (e.g., 940, 1540).
*With the exception of the 840v4 running & 840v2 walking. These styles are neutral cushion styles.
50 (Fitness Running): For training on roads or for indoor workouts, the 50 series offers the combination of visual attitude and innovation with the responsiveness and power athletes need.
60 (Stability): Designs that offer industry-leading stability to reduce pronation while also providing unparalleled cushioning and comfort (e.g., 860).
70 (Light Stability):The perfect combination of stability and speed, all in a lighter, sleek profile designed for runners who train at a faster pace (e.g., 770).
80 (Neutral): For high-mileage runners who require light shoes and the protection of superior cushioning (e.g., 1080).
90 (Speed)*: For faster runners who want every advantage, including a superior ride and fit. The choice styles for professional and nonprofessional speed and distance runners (e.g., 890)."
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Also, "The last two digits in a running shoe's style number specify the type of shoe as shown below:
40 (Optimal Control)*: Shoes in this category provide superior control, stability, cushioning and support for biomechanical needs, such as pronation or low arches (e.g., 940, 1540).
*With the exception of the 840v4 running & 840v2 walking. These styles are neutral cushion styles.
50 (Fitness Running): For training on roads or for indoor workouts, the 50 series offers the combination of visual attitude and innovation with the responsiveness and power athletes need.
60 (Stability): Designs that offer industry-leading stability to reduce pronation while also providing unparalleled cushioning and comfort (e.g., 860).
70 (Light Stability):The perfect combination of stability and speed, all in a lighter, sleek profile designed for runners who train at a faster pace (e.g., 770).
80 (Neutral): For high-mileage runners who require light shoes and the protection of superior cushioning (e.g., 1080).
90 (Speed)*: For faster runners who want every advantage, including a superior ride and fit. The choice styles for professional and nonprofessional speed and distance runners (e.g., 890)."
This needs to be in the wiki section of every New Balance shoe deal.
Luckily, Paypal was doing the return shipping reembursment, but that's hard to find and they're stopping it soon. So avoid these ebay "deals" like the plague, "Navy Mom" must be making quite the pretty penny for all these affiliate shillings