🏃 Revolutionize Your Run with the New Balance Running FF MOR Women's Athletic Shoes Review

When I first put these shoes on I couldn't stop looking at my ankles! Previously, my ankles had severe overpronation; I could see that my knuckles were pointing in and the arches were flat. But after putting my shoes on, my ankles were STRAIGHT. I was surprised! I am 29 years old and my ankles have never been properly aligned in my life. I don't know how long these shoes will last but I'm happy with my first day! As a result, I developed pain in my arches and tendons from my leg being on the…

I wanted to like them and I had high hopes when I ordered them. I've read a lot of reviews online, not just a few here on Revain. For the price ($160) they weren't the best quality. There wasn't really arch support and my heel felt lower than the rest of my foot, which was odd. I ordered 8 wide which is my usual size and they seemed quite narrow for the wide width. My leg felt really cramped. They had plenty of cushioning on the steps which was comfortable but overall I wasn't impressed with…

I used to be a Saucony girl, but lately new models don't suit me. I decided to give them a chance because I could always just give them back. Wow, I'm always impressed! These fit perfectly. I ordered them in a wide width in my normal size and right away they are amazing in size and comfort. You never have to "break in" your shoes. They should be comfortable and you shouldn't get blisters. They conform to the shape of my foot, don't feel bulky or heavy. Updated to add: I took off a star because…

The new balance is amazing. I'm a nurse and I spent way too much money on shoes before I found them. I've tried $200 clogs, a cleat, and three different pairs of Nike shoes. My last pair before this new balance where clove gave me plantar fasciitis. I went to the doctor because I had so much pain in my legs that I started limping. She recommended a new balance and wow! All the same! These shoes have the softest laces. They have great support even around the ankle. Highly recommended. I've been…

I went to a store that sells orthotics. My legs burned at 4000 steps. (I'm over 40, I like to go for walks but my legs squeak when I do). They measured my feet. I said I wear an 8.5/9 depending on the shoe. After they measured, it turned out that my foot was longer than the other and I was wearing the wrong size shoes for a while. The store also said the older you get, the bigger your legs get! Crazy. I tried them on in a size 9.5 at an orthopedic store and thought they were insanely large. You

Apologies in advance for the long review: I work at the vet and am on my feet 90% of the day on a concrete floor or in a parking lot (we do a curb). I've never been officially diagnosed, but due to the type of heel pain I experience (the flat part of the bottom of my heels hurts and is sensitive to any pressure on them), I've been told that I probably have plantar fasciitis. Whether I know it or not, maybe the description will help someone find a shoe with the same problem as me. I usually wear