Sir my feet width is 10.5cm i must go for Standard , Wide or X-wide in New Balance fresh foam X 1080v12 , New Balance website doesnot say the width of shoe, Please Reply
I would have never thought to consider NB 1080v12, went on holiday and feet were aching from my old ultraboosts walking around for 4 hours, saw the the 1080v12's, bought them and havent looked back
Love my morev4's, bought a 2nd pair. I use them for all day walking as well as low mile fast walking. My feet never get tired especially after they break in. Could be the most comfortable and durable shoes I've ever had. The 1080v11 was ok, but slipped slightly in the heal.
I got three pair on the list more v4 fuelcell sct and the laceless 1080 fresh foam x I love all three the least comefort to me is the laceless 1080 but I have trouble deciding which one to wear everyday
Thanks to your top 10 sneakers of 2022 video released a few weeks ago, I went to my closest New balance store, and after an hour of trying out shoes I ended up with my very first 3 pairs of New Balance sneakers, 2 of them being the Rebel V3 “Permafrost” version, yes, I actually bought two of the same, because I was so shocked at how crazy soft they were it was like stepping on bouncy clouds, it was just amazing and i owe my happy feet to you. And my store had some deals of BOGO 50% off, the rebels retailed for $69.99 so a second pair would be just $35 bucks which is just a steal for what you are getting. Got 6 pairs in total for my mom and I. Feeling blessed thanks to you. 🎉
I still have 2 pairs of the V2s and I love them, possibly the most comfortable cushioning I've ever felt for long walks & jogs. I'll get a pair of the V3s eventually
I ended up buying 1080 over Rebel for daily wear. Better material used in the upper and better overall comfort. Fuel Cell is very squishy and also gives you this satisfying bounce back/energy return, whereas Foam X is really really squishy; feels like walking on clouds.
@@aaqibbora3176 Definitely the 1080. I love the max cushioning of Fuelcell shoes but they're very unstable depending on how you walk(heel strike or mid strike or forefoot strike). I'm returning my SC Trainer and I'll get the 1080 v12.
@@AkshatGosain compared to the SC Trainer, the 1080v12 is definitely heavy but if you just wear the 1080v12 for walking, you can't feel the difference, but the weight is noticeable when you start running on the 1080v12. It's better to wait for the 1080v13(heard release date in November) to get cheaper price on the v12.
I just got into running a couple months ago. I have been using the 1080's on paved road and the Hierro's on loose gravel. Just added a Propel to my rotation and am looking forward to the comparison. As for a daily errand sneaker I would not recommend the Hierro's as the tread can be slippy on smooth floors when they get wet. Great comparison review, thank you!
I got More v4 and 1080 v12.More is great for slow run and long walking while 1080 is versatile can do tempo run and cool walking.Both have nice cushion with a slight edge on More v4.Both are nice if you have knee problem.
I got the Rebel V3 permafrost not long ago - comfortable as for standing all day. Bout to get a set of more v4 too. I never use to pay any attention to NB, but i sure do now.
i love the more v4s, definitely for a larger or heavier set guy. the thick stack of freshfoamx is great for larger guys. I just wish it didnt look like such an old man orthopedic shoe with such a large white midsole.
@@maitrehg Nike Invincible Runs are crap for anyone like me who wants cushion, lightweight and breathable. They do feel good when I put them for any intensive exercises less than 30 mins. Any activity longer than 30 mins gets my feet swollen and my ankles hurting badly. That's why I'm here on RU-vid looking for better shoes.
I tried the Fresh Foam X More during a holiday in Europe where I did 15 miles of walking per day, and it absolutely wrecked my feet and I had to get rid of it within 5 days. At first it felt like walking on a cloud, but this turned out to be a bad deal for long walks, and I am a heavy guy. I think the excessive cushion, bounciness, and lack of stability makes it only good for a short walk or just casual wear. I don't think it's a good fit for someone on their feet all day.
Great video, Hes. Spot on, as usual. 1080 V12 is absolutely the best all around. I usually wear size 12, but with the regular V12, not the others 12 in those, I need an 11.5. My foot shape is not wide or narrow.
I got the new balance fuelcell v3 for my birthday a month ago and when I tried them on they were insane! They are the squishiest shoe I've ever tried on.
too much squish is actually bad for you, without any arch support, it can cause fallen arches or flat footedness and may cause long-term inflammation, stretched or torn tendons. What the foot needs is support and enough rebound or cushion much like zoom air. This is why NBA players right now have so many injuries compared to the 80s that wore canvas sneakers and 90s that wore air cushions. These foams don't strengthen your foot, it may feel good right now but in 10 to 20 years, they will tear your feet. It is best to have some firm shoes on rotation. My foot actually collapsed and I'm fairly light for my height, it took about 3 years wearing air max to get my foot to heal and get the arch back. It was horrible, every step was painful. I only used my yeezys when walking for long hours, then almost everyday i wore air max 1 or 90s to maintain that arch support.
I personally love extra cushioning but I recently bought some flip flops with extra cushion but zero-drop and it hurt my ankle in less than 10 minutes. My conclusion is that the drop is very important for shoes with extra cushion, so I buy comfortable shoes with higher drop.
Great video! Supercomps dont come in size 15 😭 For a large wide, flat foot to walk and wait around theme parks, which do you recommend? Rebel v3, More V4 or the 1080v12?
1080v12 not enough cushioning , feet hurt 🤕 He's right on his description of these as mid cushion. As to size the 4E fits but is slightly tight, where a Skecher 4E has room to spare. Firm footing is fine with these 1080's
I DO NOT recommend wearing the supercomp trainer for a daily shoe!!!!! The SC trainer has a carbon plate which WILL WEAKEN YOUR FEET!!! The carbon plate makes your calves and feet work less, making them weaker the more you wear them. These shoes are specifically for distance runners going on long runs or other workouts. They're good running shoes and carbon plates are fine if you wear them in a shoe rotation, but definitely not advisable to wear casually (for walking around or daily training). Not to mention they're way more expensive than normal shoes, along with having less durability than a normal shoe. They're not meant to be worn every day, so they will wear down after a lot less miles than a normal shoe.
@@agoogleuser9025 I still wouldn’t use them. All plated shoes are designed to take the load and strain off of the foot, which could lead to a decrease in strength in your feet and legs. If you’re looking at new balance specifically for shoes I would recommend something like the 860 or 1080. They are quite comfortable.
This was a great video I have a younger sister who is a serious runner and right now us using brooks. However, I'm going to share this with her because it may be worth a look.
Hes, as I move into old man territory I love your comfort/slip-on ability reviews! But Under Armour Hovr Fat Tire, adidas Boston 11, Nike Vomero 5, and Hoka Clifton suede are four shoes that you haven't covered yet I feel are elite for comfort and stability!
For me it's fuel cell all the way..I have the 1080v12,the morev3,the rebelv3 and my favorite of all is the sc trainer v1..the fuel cell is great out of the box the foam X takes a lot of breaking before it feels decent..really want the rebel v4 to add a little more forefoot..the sc trainer v2 was a no go..definitely a step backwards from the OG..enough that I am scooping up V-1 as I can..another case of change for the sake of change IMO..
Love your vids... you gotta try the Hoka Speedgoat 5 to compare with the Hierro v7.... you'll probably want the wide (2e) Hokas definitely run a bit narrow. The 5 has a much more forgiving upper than the 4.
I just purchased the New Balance1080v12, and also have the Brooks Glycerin 19 and the Brooks is by far the softer shoe. Looking forward to trying the Asics Gel Nimbus 25 next, I'm hearing it may be softer than the New Balance Fresh Foam X More V4. Would like to see a comparison video of the two.
I just left my local Dick's Sporting Goods store after checking the Glycerin 19 and 20, the Nimbus 25 and Novablast 3, the Pegasus 39 and 40, the Ultraboost 22 and I was disappointed in all of them compared to the Invincible 3 that I was wearing. Unfortunately the store was out of all the New Balance shoes in the list above and they also didn't have the Hoka Clifton 8 or 9. My Invincible 3 are definitely more comfortable and soft but I hate it because it hurts my ankle every time I run with them more than 30 minutes. I read somewhere that some of the New Balance shoes in the video aren't as comfortable as the Invincible 3. If any of you have both the Invincible 3 and any of the New Balance, let me know which one you prefer and why you prefer one over the other.
I ended up buying online the Nimbus 25 4E(the one I tested in store was too narrow for me and 4E wide for Nimbus 25 is the same as 2E of New Balance SuperComp Trainer and Hierro v7), the hierro v7 gtx Wide, the SC Trainer.
I just received my Hierro v7 gtx and SuperComp Trainer and I received my Nimbus 25 yesterday. The Nimbus 25 4E feels wayyy better than the normal width which is too narrow for me. The Hierro v7 gtx surprised me and I'm happy with how comfy and stable it is. Lastly, the SuperComp Trainer...DISAPPOINTING! Not the shoes but my feet. They're the most comfortable shoes I've ever felt in sitting position. Other than feeling the best while sitting/standing, the SuperComp Trainer is a nightmare for a heel striker like me who have slight underpronated(supination) feet. It makes my feet wobble when I walk/run. The Invincibles 3 have the best cushion for walk/run for heel strickers like me but it's too tight for long wear. The SC Trainer is going to be my work shoes since I sit 9+ hrs/day. The Nimbus 25 is the overall best shoes I have. The upper feels almost like the SC Trainer, the midsole and outersole feel almost like the Invincibles 3. The Hierro v7 gtx would be my outdoor side jobs shoes(mechanic, cutting grass, fishing...).
The upper mesh (where toes bend) ripped in 2 parts on my rebel v3's after 3 months... I do walk a lot, around 50km per week in these shoes, so would probably round up to 600km after 3 months, but wasn't expecting such durability. The sole it totally fine. Don't know whether to give another shot and last pair was a defective unit
WAIT with buying a new shoe!!!! The worlds most comfortable shoe nike invincible is comming out with version 3 in 1 month... other than that the new balance fuelcell SC trainer is the best shoe at the moment like he says, its crazy comfortable :)
@heskicks Off topic but wanted to ask. There are 2 Adidas Pureboost 22 models, the one with jet boost that you reviewed and another with boost and an added lace cage, an improvement over the 21. Have you tried the Pureboost 22 with boost?
idk how you quantify 990v6 a 7 in breathability. I got gusted by florida storm for a whole 10 seconds and my socks were wet. The leather protects walking through wet grass but not a second of rain.
the fuel cell rebel v3 can this be used as a walking shoe? I walk long miles 10 - 12 daily I am looking at these and nike zoomx invincible run3 your thoughts??
I have the hierro v7 gtx and I gotta say best/ most comfortable sneaker I’ve ever had. Don’t get me wrong I love my SB dunks and vans but for over all comfort and to hit the gym new balance all day
I now have three of these shoes the fuel cell sct the more v 4s and the laceless 1080 fresh foam x I got at a steal for 67 bucks and it is stressful to figure out which ones to wear every day lol but if I had to pick a best I have worn my more v 4s the most but next is the fuelcell sct but I love them all they are by for my favorite shoes out of all the shoes I have ever worn! as I type I am about to get the rebel v3, I want fuelcell without the plate in the shoe.
Need your help. I’m looking for a shoe that won’t be my go to work shoe but everyday casual. I love the navy 990v6 color but I’m 250 pounds and normally wear 4E. Would you recommend 990v6 or either the 880/860. The other thought would be bondi 8 but not sure if the extra wide is comparable to NB. I can always return I supposed but no place near me has any to try on
Tried all of them, I don’t think they are comfortable for walking shoes, the drop is to high, but the are perfect for running. The only one I have found good for walking is the 1080
Dear Hes, Could you do a review on Northface Futurelight Vectiv series , I am aware there are reviews floating on RU-vid but I buy shoes based on your reviews as you are quite detailed.
Funny thing is I have the Supercomp trainers and still want more cushion than they provide! - I’m not a heavy guy and despite running over 4000km per annum I have avoided injuries, but I seem to need a lot more cushion than ever the the super max offering provide!
@@austinfisheroutdoors yes I’m currently running in the ASICS Superblast and they are great- a lot more forefoot cushioning than the Supercomp trainer and also much lighter in weight.
I have terrible feet (arthritis) I can’t find shoes. I was looking for like just a pair of minimal casual sneakers Lacoste etc. I try them on and terrible I can’t wear em. I’ve been wearing my pair of Etnies everywhere for everything. They are a discontinued pair that I can’t get anymore. Very simple pretty comfy but they are a mess. I just started looking at the most comfortable shoes regardless of design. Allbirds was coming up. Good return policy so I try them - nup not for me. Hurt my feet immediately. They could be gos for some but not me. I start seeing running shoes. I check some reviews write down some to check out. Try the Bondi 8 - holy shit never seen or felt a shoe like it. Will probably grab. I go down the other end of the mall and the sports store has the more V4 half price - but 1 size down on what I’d normally wear. I try them… maybe slightly small than I’d like but at half price I grab. At least I can try them for a while to see how these type of max cushion shoes work for me. It’s hard my feet are bad but so far so good I think. Shockingly comfortable especially in the hell which is west I tend to step more. Wide (I need wider) wide for. Regular size but geez they are working so far. Thank god that’s all I can say. Will be grabbing the Bondi 8 in a wide size and the wide Gel Nimbus 25 probably. If you are curious about the more V4 - they are cushioned like crazy
They’re running shoes - the ‘curl’ is part of the rocker design that helps with momentum and energy return. If you don’t want the curl, you can always get a lifestyle NB which are flat
Sir my feet width is 10.5cm i must go for Standard , Wide or X-wide in New Balance fresh foam X 1080v12 , New Balance website doesnot say the width of shoe, Please Reply
i bought my first New Balance Fresh Foam 1080 V10 13 x-wide but the toe box for me is a bit small and i wonder if the New Balance Men's Fresh Foam X More V4 is the same? or should i go with 14 x-wide? the problem is i have never seen this shoe in person because the shoe is never available for my size so im forced to buy online just like i did with the 1080 v10
@@monokendo I haven't tried the v10 but you can watch in this channel a great video that compares v10 v11 and v12 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9v_vgAd9azY.html
For me the Ultraboost DNA Lifestyle Line deserves the credit for the Ultraboost Series. In my opinion these 1.0-5.0/ DNA Lifestyle Series represents the original soft Boost Feeling. Better than the UB22 etc. In comparison to Invincible Run they are still in the game, just not as big sole wise as the Nike or NB Fuel Cell but still the cushion is at least almost the same and deserves to be in conversation. But it seems, as it is about the biggest soles.
Thanks to your videos I've bought my first pair of non Nike shoes the more v4. I like a Max comfort I don't run. My invincible runs are falling apart after only using them 2 times a week over 4 months. They are cracking already. The new balance looks better too.
The Rebel V3 is insanely soft. So soft that when I first tried it on, I almost lost balance. I couldn't believe that it will come a time where I had to return a shoe that is too soft. The Rebel V3 is just too soft to provide reasonable stability
Bruh trying on shoes that aren't meant for running, especially the SC Trainer with a carbon plate that can mess with your feet if not used properly just stick to the style shoes