New Balance Men's Fuelcell Walker Elite V1

I have always rolled my shoes over on the outside. This shoe has support on the outside that for the first time I can wear shoes and be on my feet all day. I bought another pair because they don't roll to the outside. Searching for a third pair before the idiotic tarrifs kick in.

The New Balance are the most comfortable shoes I’ve worn! The FuelCell midsole provides amazing cushioning, and the design supports natural movement with every step. They’re perfect for long walks or all-day wear, and the sleek look is a bonus. Highly recommend for anyone who values comfort and durability!

These are the best. I’m on my feet all day long and they feel great.

I usually wear Brooks Adrenaline for walking, but for a while in 2024 I couldn't find any in my size, so I tried these New Balance walkers. They were pretty good, but I still prefer the Adrenalines. The slope on the NB sole is less, so it took a while to adjust my stride. They didn't fit my feet as well, were too wide around the midsole. The tough rubber on the bottom seems to be thinner, it wore out faster. I did like the fabric on the top. It seems to be more water resistant and tougher than what Brooks uses. The soles were nice and cushy.

Great fitting shoe, very comfortable. Would recommend it to anyone.

Item: New Balance 626 V2 Men'sSize: 10 XX-WideStatus: ReturnedRecommendation: Not recommendedDetail: How New Balance has gone down hill over the years. The last decent shoe I had from New Balance was the discontinued 847 V4. However, this review is for is for the 626 V2. The length is spot on. However, the width is not XX-Wide. I would venture its more like X-Wide at best. The shoe is also uncomfortable because of the poor width and limited toe room. Nike and Adidas have always focused on athletes with long and narrow feet. They have also charged a premium for their athlete branded shoes. New Balance used to be a shoe company that targeted those of us with wider feet, I'd say about 50% of the population. They also were reasonably priced, well engineered, and well manufactured. Fast forward to today. New Balance has forgotten about us 50% of the population. It is oddly targeting Nike and Adidas customers, at roughly 80% of the cost and 50% of the quality. Seriously, you will see multiple glue marks at the seams. If I had a narrow foot I'd buy Nike rather than New Balance as New Balance isn't in/cool/hip/radical/etc and never will be without Jordan/LaBron/etc and Nike quality design/build. It amazing New Balance is still in business. I will never purchase another New Balance shoe again and encourage those with wider feet to consider APIS, Drew, Propet, or Skechers as they are more like what New Balance used to be, especially Propet.

UsuI usually don't write reviews, but this time I'm making an exception. These are by far the best and most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. I walk a lot at work, usually around 24,000 steps a day, and I bought these because they looked like they had great support, and man, it feels like I'm walking on clouds. Very lightweight too. I've been wearing them for about 12 weeks now, put at least 300 miles on them, and they're still working great, worth every penny. Pretty good looking too.

I wanted to like these, but didn’t find them cushy at all compared to how they look. Feet are sore after walking, so returning. Going back to fresh foam instead.