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New Balance WT874 Trail Running Shoes
(For Women)
$64.95
$95.00
Save 31% Item #1588J
Closeouts. Stylish New Balance WT874 trail running shoes provide great ventilation, stability, cushioning and comfort. Rock Stop® between midsole and outsole disperses the shock of landing on rocks and debris.
LockDown Liner secures the foot and prevents movement inside the shoe
Synthetic and mesh upper for durability and breathability
Lightning Dry® upper manages moisture transfer to keep feet dry and comfortable
ABZORB® forefoot and heel cushioning for shock absorption and comfort
Lightweight Acteva® Lite foam midsole to conserve energy
Sticky rubber traction outsole for great traction
Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz. pr.
Closeouts. USA.
Width: B(medium)
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By Dr. Spring from Riverdale, GA on 11/08/2009 Pros: Comfortable, Supporting Best Uses: Everyday- for a teacher, Recovering from foot surg Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I bought these for a very active movement-oriented arts teacher who is recovering from foot surgery- and was foolish enough to marry me thirty years ago.
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GREAT New Balance Shoes!!! By Sue - an avid New Balance supporter! from Kansas City, MO on 09/22/2009 Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: These new balance shoes are GREAT!! Fit like a glove....no break in needed. I wear them most everyday. I only buy New Balance shoes because I need a arch support and New Balance designs their shoes so you can take out the foot insert and put one of your own in them. But these shoes are truely one of their best. I Love them....even considering ordering another pair.
By City Mom from Cincinnati, OH on 09/15/2009 Pros: Comfortable, Easy breakin Cons: Not my favorite color Best Uses: City sidewalks, Trails with kids Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Ordered up a half size and was happy I did. Sore big toe on first long (5 mile) walk, but then fit very well.
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