I've been wearing these shoes for many years. I thought I would have to stop walking because of the pain in my legs. The pain was due to the legs turning outwards due to the short tendon arch. These shoes took away the pain. The durability is great too. I average 6 miles a day for every year. These shoes will last up to a year. They last until I wear them through the sole.

As many others have said, they have less padding than before. They're uncomfortable to enter, but they should suffice.

I'm a woman but I have really swollen feet at the moment so I thought I'd buy men's shoes so I could fit in and walk around. The shoes fit perfectly but feel like cardboard. He was so hard and hurt my leg. There was absolutely no comfort in it.

I've been wearing this model casually for over 15 years. It's amazing and I was lucky enough to find it at a discount. So I ended up buying another pair while supplies last.

Not impressed. Replaced the 3 year old 800 series but again nowhere near the quality. Disappointing to say the least. I will no longer buy shoes online.

They fit and feel like any other pair of New Balance shoes I've had. I noticed that the sock is a bit smaller than others I've had; but it still works.

This shoe is my choice for the comfort and the beautiful look. I wear them after cleaning to go about my daily life but am disappointed with the durability of the mesh on the side of the sock. After 3 1/2 months the net starts to wear out.

The sizing seems a bit larger than previous shoes from this brand, I bought several insoles which not only helped with arch support but also with sizing. Next time I'll try the normal width.

Lots of support and cushioning. Much better than the NB 1080v9 I tried last year - much softer around my Achilles tendon. I run 4-5 miles 5 times a week and they are very comfortable with little to no wear after 6 weeks.

I ordered these for my father who has bunions in his legs and neuropathy. I ordered 9 x-wide and they fit him perfectly. He loves the shoes and says they are very comfortable and don't hurt his feet like many others he's tried. They give him much-needed support.

These shoes are worth their price. They fit as advertised. They offer enough support for a tall person. Highly recommended.

I bought a pair of 624s and tried them on but they didn't fit me the way I was looking for. When I visited a shoe store they had a pair of 847s on display so I asked the shoe salesman what the difference was between the two and he said the 847 was the perfect walking shoe I was looking for.

I have been wearing this shoe for many years despite many modifications. It's comfortable and durable. Ordered online for the first time. Arrived on time as described.

I first bought a pair of white 847v2s a few years ago because my podiatrist recommended them for overpronation and diabetic neuropathy. I later bought a pair of gray v3 shoes along with New Balance orthotics. I've added a black pair that I rotate throughout the week. This particular style gives me the support and comfort I was looking for as a diabetic. I wear them every day, use them for training and have no complaints about the fit or comfort. I expect to continue replacing them with the same

I really like these shoes. They are comfortable, stable and offer good arch support. This is the fourth or fifth pair of NB hiking shoes purchased in 20 years. Each time I have had great experiences. I assume they will work too. They weigh less than any pair of quality running shoes I've ever owned. This is the second pair of these shoes that I have received. I returned the first pair as they were too small. I went up a half size which solved the problem. So keep that in mind when ordering…

I used to have two pairs of New Balance 847V2 men's running shoes that I had worn out. Imagine my surprise when I found out that they stopped releasing version 2 and released the V3 model. I can't say I'm a fan at all. I ordered the same size as before (13EE) and after riding about 25 miles I found that at one point just ahead of the cuboid this new pair is not as wide as the V2. The left shoe rubbed my foot on the side where the inseam meets the sole. Also, for some strange reason, New Balance