Closeouts. New Balance's W1080v2 running shoes are a neutral trainer designed to handle long distance runs and large-framed runners. This revised version features an 8mm offset from the previous 12mm offset for increased stability.
- Lightweight, highly breathable open-mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Welded seams reduce weight and minimize irritation
- Reflective details for low-light safety
- Dual-density collar cushioning for comfort and support
- N2 nitrogen-infused soling technology provides a responsive cushioning in a low-profile design
- Acteva® Lite midsole resists compression set and is 24% lighter than conventional midsole foam
- Full-length Abzorb® Strobel Board runs maximizes shock absorption and comfort
- T-beam TPU shank provides torsional stability and arch support
- Built on a PL-1 last
- 8mm heal-to-toe drop
- NDurance® blown rubber outsole for maximum durability, flexibility and cushioning
- Made in United States of America
- Runs small, order 1/2 size larger
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- Running
- Non-Waterproof
- Upper: Mesh with synthetic overlays
- Lining: Mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 6 oz.
- Made in United States of America
- Runs small, order 1/2 size larger
- Visit our Running Shoe Guide
Average Rating (9 reviews)
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Reviewed by Greg on the Emerald Coast from Niceville FL on Wednesday, May 01, 2013Love the 8mm drop; use these for longer mileage and speed work rather than Minimus, 4mm. Snug, glove-like fit and comfortable.
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Reviewed by Agility dog trainer from Idaho on Saturday, April 20, 2013I have wide, thick feet, an old toe injury on one foot, a neuroma on the instep of the other, and I'm on my feet a lot. These shoes are great. No pressure points and I'm able to lace so that my heels don't slip.
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Reviewed by Bobnj from nj on Monday, April 08, 2013I tried these after having a fit issue with my last pair of asics Nimbus. I usually wear Nimbus or Kayanos. Nothing wrong with these, will wear them for a change-up, but I like more support and cushion of the Kayano's better. Lower heal in these was fine but less forefoot cushion then asics.
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Reviewed by Bo Peep from California on Friday, April 05, 2013Glad STP has a few pairs of extra wide shoes! Wish they would get more some shoe company must have some available!
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Reviewed by Mike from Maine on Friday, March 15, 2013Not sure why NB called this the 1080, it is a much different shoe. If the offset change is for stability call it a stability shoe not a neutral shoe. Bottom line for me is the shoe did not work. after 5 years with the 1064s and 1080s, I tried the 1080v2, and ended up with calf problems. Shoe is "prettier" than the old 1080, but for this 30-40 mile per week runner, it does not work.
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