- Is the New Balance 574 Core Wide true to size?
- Most buyers take their usual New Balance size, but some report it runs narrow even in the wide fit. If you are between sizes or have very wide feet, try a half size up.
- How does the 574 Core Wide differ from the standard 574?
- It uses the same 574 upper and foam/EVA midsole but is built on a wider last. The standard 574 is only offered in normal width.
- What sizes and widths does it come in?
- US sizes 4 to 15, in normal and wide widths. The upper is suede, mesh, leather and polyester.
- Are these good for walking all day?
- Yes for most people. The foam and EVA midsole is cushioned and the shoe weighs about 9.4 oz, though it is heavier than knit running shoes.
- Is the 574 Core Wide waterproof?
- No. It has no Gore-Tex lining and the suede and mesh upper absorbs water, so avoid heavy rain.
- Is the 574 Core Wide good value?
- Yes. It sits at the affordable end of the 574 Core line and offers the same suede, mesh and leather build as the standard 574, plus a wide fit that most retro runners do not offer.
- Where is the New Balance 574 Core Wide W cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $99.95, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the New Balance 574 Core Wide W?
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 4,719 ratings.
- Where can I buy the New Balance 574 Core Wide W?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Shop Simon, New Balance, WSS.