Review on New Balance FuelCell Running Numeric_12_Point_5 Sports & Fitness in Running by Mario Beckwith

So let's start with the fit. The toe box is wider on the v2 so you don't get the burns on my toes that I got on the v1. It doesn't have a boat fit so it's easier to put on and take off. I couldn't use the V1 for triathlon as it would take me too long to put them on after a wet foot swim. The V2 has a separate tongue so it opens wider and the foot gets in easier. The cushioning is excellent, as is the rebound. You'll feel the rebound every time your foot lands. For the price this is a great lightweight shoe that I will run 5k in. Spending more than 200€ for a pair of shoes is too much for me. I'm not an elite runner, but I compete whenever possible. The average shoe life is currently around 400/500 miles and be careful.