New Balance Women's 577 V4 Cross Trainer
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According to their website, the shoes are made in the United States, with manufacturers in the United Kingdom. Also suggests 70% Domestic value For these shoes, it appears that the majority of it is kept in the United States.
These shoes are perfect for me because I don't have flat feet but do have low arches. I walk an average of 5 miles per day for work and would recommend these shoes to anyone.
For a few hours at a time, I exercise in them. They're very comfy, but I haven't worn them for more than 8 hours.
Replace the arch support insert instead of replacing the arch support.
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In September of 2017, I put them on for the first time today, halfway through an 11-hour shift, and they are the most comfortable sneakers I've ever owned. There is no need for break-in time, and the memory foam insole, which was loose inside the sneaker when it was first opened, is a nice touch. I'm not sure if this means they're simple to wash and safe to do so. I'm very pleased with them, and I'm hoping that the quality will last. br>br>Update May 2020: The memory foam insole eventually wore down to the point where a small hole formed, so I found replacement memory foam insoles with a similar texture at Target and replaced them. The outside sole of the sneaker can be easily cleaned to restore its original white color. I'm debating whether or not to replace them in September because they'll be three years old; how often do people replace their sneakers, and is three years too long? Haha. However, it just goes to show how well they've stood the test of time!.
This shoe is extremely comfortable to wear on a walk or for moderate walking throughout the day. I did, however, require a new pair of work shoes that would last for at least an eight-hour shift. These were the worst shoes I've ever worn for a long period of time while standing on my feet, and I worked a 12-hour shift in them. For a short time, the memory foam sole is comfortable, but then it squishes all the way down, and I feel like I'm standing on hard ground. Wearing these to work made my heels hurt. Another advantage of this shoe is the fabric near the toes, which allows for more freedom and movement.
I'd give these shoes a higher rating than 5 stars if I could. They are the most comfortable and best-fitting athletic shoe I have ever worn. They are, without a doubt, the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. I wish I'd known about them earlier. I have wide feet and have a hard time finding shoes that provide support while not squeezing the life out of them. I, too, have hereditary bunyuns, and these shoes have completely transformed my life; I cannot recommend them highly enough!.
I'm a size seven. I purchased a 7 for $5. They're number five, and they're just right. They're light and allow for good air flow, which is especially useful in hot weather. I'm currently wearing wool socks with them, and they're a good fit, not too tight. The insoles are *wonderful*. br>br>I bought these for my 12-year-old son from Nordstrom (he needed a wide shoe, which is difficult to come by for kids) and then a matching (non-nylon) pair for myself. On Amazon, I bought a wide) pair for myself, and we both adore them: )br>br>One thing my son and I agree on is that the laces could be a little longer, but at least you won't trip over them? br>br>My only complaint is that I've only had these shoes for two months, and part of the bottom of one of them came loose about a month ago, which is extremely inconvenient. It is constantly becoming entangled in carpets and other surfaces.
I'm let down. If you're buying these shoes for comfort and maybe a little walking, they'll be fine, but don't expect them to last if you're doing any type of jump or running training (despite the fact that they're called a Training Shoe). The cushion deteriorates over time, and mine has come loose from the sole. I'm a little disappointed because this is my second pair of these shoes, and the first pair lasted nearly twice as long. My go-to footwear brand is New Balance. I've wanted to for a long time, but I'm going to look into it.
The comfort of these shoes is incredible. My gym shoes were in desperate need of replacement. They stay clean because I only wear them to the gym and not anywhere else. About three times a week, I work out. These are done five times a week. Treadmill running and weight-lifting sessions The soles are made of memory foam, which makes them extremely comfortable. In athletic shoes, I usually wear an 8, and this was the case with these. I'd say they're true to size, and despite the fact that they're labeled as "wide," they don't feel wide to me; they feel normal. So I'm not sure if they'd be suitable for wide feet.
While these shoes are certainly comfortable for daily walking around town, they are not suitable for training, as they are advertised to be. br>br>They don't have enough arch support for jumping jacks, and my feet were rolling around in them during squats and lunges. Because they are relatively flat, a d for weightlifting might be appropriate. br>br>Also, I'm a size 9 in every brand; in some, I'm a 9W, but I'm always a 9. In New Balance, however, even 9 is a good number. Because a size 5 is too small, I suggest going up one size.
I'm a big fan of New Balance shoes, and these ones are no exception. They're stylish, comfortable, and extremely light. I use these solely for cardio training (I prefer flat weight lifting shoes) and am very happy with them. br>br>The only drawback is that NB has a tendency to run large - something I'd known for a long time NB grew tired of it and forgot about it as time passed. So I ordered a Wide and they fit, but they're a smidge too wide (not enough for me to return them), but I don't run or do classes like zumba, so if you do and you wear wide, I recommend getting it first in a standard size and then exchanging them if you're not happy.
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