- Is this shoe good for people who can't tie laces?
- Yes. The single hook-and-loop strap replaces laces, so you pull it on and press the strap closed. It also lets you fine-tune tightness without bending to tie anything.
- How does it compare with a mesh walking shoe?
- The leather upper and polyurethane midsole are sturdier and more supportive but heavier and warmer. Mesh shoes breathe better and feel lighter but wear faster.
- Does it fit true to size?
- New Balance women's walking shoes generally run true to size, but leather uppers break in and loosen slightly. Try your usual size first and size up if you wear thick socks.
- Can I use it for walking on trails?
- It handles packed paths and pavement well. The rubber outsole gives grip, but this is a walking shoe, not a trail shoe, so loose or muddy ground is not its strength.
- Is the shoe wide enough for broad feet?
- New Balance offers this line in multiple widths, so check which widths are available before ordering. The adjustable strap also helps accommodate a higher instep.
- What is the polyurethane midsole like?
- It is denser and firmer than EVA foam, so it feels stable and resists compression over time. Expect less springy cushioning than a soft foam shoe.
- Where is the New Balance Walking Marche Shoes Velcro Bone - Multi cheapest?
- At Shop Simon, for $71.00, as of our latest check.