- Is the New Balance 928v3 good for overpronation?
- Yes. It is a motion-control shoe with a firm midsole and ROLLBAR under the heel, both aimed at limiting inward roll. It suits flat feet and overpronation better than neutral walking shoes.
- How does the 928v3 compare with the 928v2?
- The v3 keeps the same motion-control platform and ROLLBAR setup with updated upper materials. If the v2 fit you well, the v3 should feel familiar, though the ride is still firm.
- Does it run true to size?
- Most owners say it fits true to size, and it comes in wide and extra-wide widths. If you wear thick socks or have a wide forefoot, consider sizing up in width.
- Is it good for plantar fasciitis?
- Many owners with plantar fasciitis report relief from the firm support and heel cushioning. It is stiffer than a neutral shoe, so pair it with an insole if you need more arch support.
- Can I use it for running?
- No. It is designed for walking, with a firm motion-control platform that is too stiff and heavy for running. Choose a running-specific stability shoe instead.
- How long does it take to break in?
- Expect a week or two of short walks. The firm midsole softens somewhat with use, but the shoe stays on the stiff, supportive side by design.
- Where is the New Balance Women's 928v3 Walking Shoes cheapest?
- At GOAT, for $135.00, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the New Balance Women's 928v3 Walking Shoes?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including GOAT, New Balance, KICKS CREW, Next Step Athletics, RunningCo. of Haddonfield.