- Is the SuperComp Rebel a race shoe or a trainer?
- It is positioned as an everyday trainer with a plate, not a pure racer. It gives a fast, propulsive feel on daily and tempo runs, but New Balance sells separate carbon-plated race shoes for competition.
- How does it compare with the FuelCell Rebel?
- The SuperComp Rebel adds a propulsion plate and a rockered geometry to the light Rebel formula, so it feels more guided and snappy. The trade-off is a firmer, less flexible ride at easy pace.
- What drop and stack does it have?
- It has a 40 mm heel and 36 mm forefoot stack with a 4 mm drop. That is a low drop and a high stack, which favors midfoot and forefoot strikers.
- Does it come in wide widths?
- Yes. It is offered in normal and wide widths, in men's US 7 to 15 and women's US 5 to 12.
- Is it good for overpronators?
- No. It is a neutral shoe with a plate and a soft, high stack, so runners who need motion control should look at a stability trainer instead.
- What is the upper made of?
- A mesh and textile upper with synthetic overlays, plus FantomFit for midfoot and heel lockdown. It has reflectors for low-light runs.
- Where is the New Balance SuperComp Rebel cheapest?
- At Commonwealth Running Company, for $199.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the New Balance SuperComp Rebel?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including New Balance, Running Warehouse US, Road Runner Sports, The Running Well Store, Commonwealth Running Company.