New Balance

Women's Fresh Foam X 880 v15

$149.99
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Color: Pearl Grey/Dusk
Size: 5
Width: B
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Pickup available at Arlington, TX

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Family-owned since 1972

Fifteen versions in, the 880 is still the shoe people buy when they want a daily trainer that simply works. Fresh Foam X - the most cushioned New Balance have made, with around 3% bio-based content - under a structured mesh upper that holds the foot properly.

Neutral, soft, and carrying the APMA Seal of Acceptance. Built in four widths, stocked here in standard and wide, which makes it one of the easier shoes to fit rather than settle for.

Features
  • Fresh Foam X midsole foam with approximately 3% bio-based content delivers New Balance's most cushioned Fresh Foam experience
  • Structured yet breathable engineered mesh upper
  • Received the Seal of Acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association
  • Built in four widths: 2A, B, D and 2E
  • New Balance's own cushioning description: Soft
  • Neutral support, for runners who do not need guidance
  • Listed by New Balance for everyday running and long runs
  • Lace closure
Materials & Care
  • Upper: Structured engineered mesh, synthetic
  • Midsole: Fresh Foam X with approximately 3% bio-based content
  • Outsole: Rubber
  • Care: Remove the sockliner and laces, hand wash with a mild detergent and air dry away from direct heat
Size & Fit
  • Take your usual running size.
  • Stocked here in two widths: B (standard) and D (wide).
  • A conventional running fit - neither roomy nor racer-snug.
  • Tight across the forefoot? Change width before you change length.
  • New Balance also make 2A and 2E in this model - ask us if you need them.
Specs
  • Weight: 236 g / 8.3 oz (women's sample size)
  • Heel-to-toe drop: 6 mm
  • Support: Neutral - New Balance's own rating
  • Cushioning: Soft - New Balance's own rating
  • Widths stocked here: B (standard) and D (wide)
  • Certification: APMA Seal of Acceptance
  • Surface: Road and pavement
  • Lacing: Standard
About The Brand

New Balance has been making shoes in New England since 1906, and still runs its own factories in the United States — a rare thing in modern footwear. The range stretches from the 574 to carbon-plated racers and track spikes, but the constant is fit: multiple widths, a size run that goes where other brands stop, and shoes built to be run in rather than looked at. At Mountain Sports, we carry New Balance because it takes fit seriously — and because a shoe that actually fits is the one you will keep reaching for.