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New Balance Women's FuelCell Propel v5 Running Shoes

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About This Item

Design:

  • Structured upper for breathability and a lightweight fit
  • Adjustable lace closure for a customized fit
  • TPU plate for superior propulsion

In-Shoe Comfort:

  • FuelCell midsole foam with approximately 3% bio-based content delivers comfort and a propulsive feel to help drive you forward

Additional Details:

  • Weight: 9.9 oz / 280g
  • 6mm drop; due to variances created during the development and manufacturing processes, all references to 6mm drop are approximate
  • Best for all day wear
  • Brand : New Balance
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24NWBWFLCLLPRPLV5FTW

REVIEWS

4.4
83%
Recommended

127 Reviews

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New Favorite

Great shoes, love the quality and the fit. Might be one of my new favorites from NB

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Very Comfortable And Cute

These running shoes look great! The soles are very cushiony and have been comfortable for walking. There have been no issues with breaking them in. I only wish there was a bit more arch support.

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Most Uncomfortable New Balance Ever

I've worn New Balance for over 15 years and these were the most uncomfortable sneakers.

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Walking On Clouds

I feel like I’m walking on air! Very comfortable and I can stand on my feet all day wearing them or exercise, whichever I decide to use them for.

The Name "Propel" Says It All

Between bunions, flat feet and arthritis, finding a comfortable sneaker is not always easy. I've worn the Propel for about 10 months now, and they are my favorite! Tons of support without being squishy, and they really do spring you forward. But I think my favorite feature is that the wide width version doesn't look like you're wearing a wide shoe. The roominess is there, but amazingly it doesn't look it. And TBH, most NB wides do look it, especially the Fresh Foam 800 series and up. Judging by the lack of color options, it looks like NB might be phasing the Propel out. I really hope they don't.

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