New Balance Rebel v2 vs Saucony Kinvara 12

Quite comfortably and new balance have put their fuel cell their premium foam into this midsole. Here the same that you see in the rc elite, their fla...

Bought them because they were light. They are comfortable, but not to the extent I had thought. Like to wear them for walks and office, and that's about it. Not making them regular running shoes

Since then i haven't any problems um with the fit as it is. I don't mind the fit of the shoe too much, but there's definitely skype to go half size up...

If you have a wider foot, just keep that in mind, as you are picking up the kinvara 12 comfort score again, not definitely not plush upper, not a plus...

New balance does say that this is their most bounciest responsive, type fuel cell iteration. Yet the other thing they did is they dial back? If you ca...

It just feels a lot leaner and a lot lighter than what you're getting with that shoe. In fact, the whole shoe scene seems a lot lighter from the midso...

After just 180 miles, the mesh on the inside of my left foot started to split, noticeably decreasing the comfort of the shoes and making them pretty much unusable. Really disappointing for a $130 shoe.

This is a rebuild there's. A new shoe, the tooling on the midsole is different, but let's just get into the top here. You'Ve got a breathable mesh lik...

My favorite is the 2.0 but it’s very controversial and some people love the return of the original design, for 2.5

It's not set up for you guys who are looking for those lazy days um and you know what actually. This is the thing with the canvara and i'll get onto t...

While these shoes are very soft and bouncy, my size 13 were too small on the lateral aspect of the toe box. I have numerous pairs of New Balance shoes and size 13 normally fits me great. Would advise stepping up a shoe size when purchasing this pair.

Right now, I find myself looking for a medium stack height shoe to complement a clunky pair of hoka bondis (in 4e) I'm planning on getting.