👟 FuelCell Propel V2 Running Shoe for Men by New Balance Review

I love how the shoe looks. I don't like how it feels. They're stiff rather than soft when you run in them, and worse when you run long distances. Your legs will feel pretty broken after you're done. I run 20 to 30 miles a week. I can say that this shoe is one of the worst running shoes I have ever had. I wish Revane would let me return these shoes and get something better.

I've had these shoes for about two weeks now and am very happy with them so far. In their price range they are a good choice for everyday training. The only downside I can point out is that they are a bit heavier for their weight and offer more stability than I would think and prefer in a racing shoe. They also seem to have trouble breathing as they appear a bit warm both outside and on the treadmill. However, I find them perfect for everyday training, versatile enough for light tempo training…

I'm happy with the shoe but it takes some getting used to. I use them for casual runs and the treadmill and to be honest I haven't tried many styles and/or brands. After unpacking, they rubbed both of my ankles like the sides were too high and too hard, and they rubbed my big toes. So I took out the inserts and replaced them with honeycomb silicone heel inserts and pretty much solved both problems. And the rubber on the outsole feels stiff enough for the shoe to last a while. On my last pair of

If you're a loyal New Balance sneaker shopper, you know the frustration of trying to replace a shoe when production of a particular model is discontinued. They seem to keep changing names/hierarchies and pretty much everything. I got the drive after previously purchasing the original fuel cell and Vase Tempo. I LOVE the fuel cell engine, I think I bought 5 pairs. When I saw that they were actually just doing a sequel and not branching out into a new model, I was ecstatic! It's not a Propeller…