- Is the 574 Core good for walking all day?
- Yes. The cushioned ENCAP midsole and padded collar make it a common pick for errands, travel and standing shifts. It is heavier than a knit walking shoe, so very long days may suit a lighter option.
- How does the 574 Core fit compared with other New Balance shoes?
- It uses the classic 574 last, which is wider and more supportive than New Balance's slim lifestyle models. Buyers with wide feet often find it comfortable; those between sizes may want to size up.
- Can I run in the 574 Core?
- It was originally a hybrid road and trail shoe, but the current version is a lifestyle sneaker. It works for light activity, not for regular running or training.
- How does it compare with the Nike Air Force 1 or Adidas Samba?
- The 574 is softer and roomier than the Air Force 1, which is heavier and stiffer, and more cushioned than the flat-soled Samba. It trades some sleekness for comfort.
- Is the 574 Core good for wide feet?
- The wider last gives more room than many lifestyle sneakers, and wide sizes are offered. Try your usual New Balance size first.
- What is the upper made of?
- Suede and mesh, the combination that has defined the 574 for decades. It is durable but warmer than an all-mesh shoe.
- Where is the New Balance Women's 574 Core Shoe cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $63.33, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the New Balance Women's 574 Core Shoe?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Macy's, Huckberry, Sam's Club, Next Step Athletics.