- Is the MX608v5 good for running?
- No. It is a cross-trainer built for stability and gym work, and at about 15 oz it is too heavy and stiff for regular running. Use a dedicated running shoe for miles.
- How does it fit compared with other New Balance shoes?
- Most owners say it runs true to size, and the wide and extra-wide options give more room than most trainers. If you are between sizes, size up for thick socks.
- Does it work for wide feet?
- Yes. The wide widths are the main draw for many buyers, and reviewers with broad feet say the toe box does not pinch.
- Is it good for lifting weights?
- It gives a firm, stable base for squats and presses, but the cushioned heel is softer than a flat lifting shoe. Serious lifters may want a dedicated shoe.
- What is the difference from the MX608v4?
- The v5 keeps the same roomy fit and firm ride with a refreshed upper and midsole. Owners of the v4 generally find the fit consistent between the two.
- Can I wear it all day?
- Many owners do, especially those who stand or walk on hard floors. It is supportive but heavy, so it is less suited to long, fast walks.
- Where is the New Balance MX608v5 Training Shoes cheapest?
- At New Balance, for $79.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the New Balance MX608v5 Training Shoes?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including New Balance, Zappos, KICKS CREW.