New Balance Voltage Women's Athletic Running Shoes for Women Review

I've used the last few generations of 1080s but this version seems completely different to me. They felt stiffer and had less cushioning/structure around the midfoot and foot opening. Also, there is no longer a protective plastic/rubber cap on the toe, so I'm concerned that my toe will be worn out in a few weeks. I really liked the new colors, but the production switch just didn't work for me.

I am a very active, athletic person and have tried many brands of athletic shoes. These are my favourites. I have 3 pairs of NB 1080s --- one from v9 and 2 from v8. Both are great, the v8 is obviously cheaper now so consider that one if you're looking to save some cash. I have chronic back, neck and shoulder pain. My trainer recommended them and I spent the money (despite the fact that I didn't like the price and generally considered the New Balance more like my favorite sports fashion shoe). I

I was looking for a high-quality shoe with good cushioning and plenty of room in the toe area. I would mainly use them for city walks and treadmill runs. I have a flat feeling and pronation, but I don't need a supportive shoe because the arch and stiffness make me uncomfortable. I prefer an arch support sock or arch wrap. I narrowed my choices down to New Balance 1080v9 (NB) and Brooks Glycerin16 (Brooks) and tried both. When I looked at the reviews, a lot of people commented that the Brooks…

To be honest I never write reviews but I found it necessary when someone is going through the same thing as me. my feet/fingers for about a year. So began my adventure of finding a pair of running shoes that could keep me going while running. A year before my pain I was training and running a half marathon on an Asics Nimbus 18 (the best model of the Nimbus). Unfortunately after a few years of using ebay as a shoe source I had to look for new shoes as every runner knows the new models were…