🎾 1006 V1 Tennis Shoe for Women by New Balance Review

I have been wearing NB 105 and earlier versions for years. It was cool, but this new version of 106 is just awful! Nothing like 105. I wear size 7D. I have short, wide feet with a high arch. I couldn't even get into that version! New Balance has lost a loyal customer. Almost all women's shoes are B width, for heaven's sake please start making wider women's shoes. I will try on K Swiss Kids in size 5.5, size D, which should correspond to a women's size 7. I just ordered today so fingers crossed…

The sole of the shoe is rather inflexible. There is no depreciation on the inside either. All of this makes tennis extremely uncomfortable. My size is 9.5 2A (narrow) WC1006WS and I've been wearing the WC1005 (which I thought replaced the 1006) for over a decade. I play 3 times a week. Unfortunately, New Balance changed the design. Even after I put in the cushioning insole, the cement court surface felt uncomfortably hard and I couldn't bend my legs while walking, resulting in pain in my feet…

I've been looking for a good Zumba shoe for a long time. I have problems with my feet so I need good shoes. I used the New Balance Walkers which were great but didn't give me the lateral stability I needed for all lateral movements. I also didn't want anything with extra narrow treads as you have to turn and don't hurt your knees. And I wanted a removable insole so I could put in my own orthotics. I've read that most tennis shoes are snug and it's recommended to go up a size. I'm medium height,

I've been happy with Ryka's pickleball shoes, but I'm very concerned about the tread of my shoes as several players have recently fallen and sustained serious injuries. My Rykas have never let me down but as I play 7 days a week I wanted to offer the best court protection I could find. I used to work at Nike and was surprised to learn that some colleagues wore NBs for comfort even though they were oversized. Nike discount. I had high expectations but was disappointed by the NB tennis shoes on…