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Sunday, Dec 21
Size: 8 Wide
Color: White/Marine Blue/Thirty Watt
Description
Stylish, comfortable, and packed with innovative technology, the New Balance FuelCell PropelV4 is a favourite among new and experienced runners alike. This men’s running shoe features a thick FuelCell midsole combined with a TPU plate for ultimate comfort and a smooth underfoot ride.
Product Dimensions : 12.7 x 7.9 x 4.5 inches; 1.6 Pounds
Department : mens
Date First Available : April 19, 2022
Manufacturer : New Balance
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Size: 10.5 Wide
Color: White/Bleached Lime Glo/Graphite
I have never had a pair of New Balance shoes and thought I would give these FuelCell Propel v4 a chance. They have the same FuelCell foam as New Balance’s Supercomp race lineup, but have a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) plate in them rather than the Energy Arc carbon fiber one like the race shoes. They also don’t have the steep price like a race shoe which was attractive! I ordered them in my normal size of 10.5 2E US and they feel nice and roomy in the toe box. The upper looks nice and airy based on my basic light testing. The midsole foam had an average of 25 HA from my Shore A Durometer over 6 datapoints and the outsole averaged 55 HA over 6 datapoints. The toe box measured 100.2 mm at the widest point and 78.8 mm at the big toe area. The heel upper measured 79 mm at the heel cup. The midsole forefoot measured 119 mm at the widest point and the heel at 96.1 mm. My normal daily training shoes are the ultra plush cushioned Hoka Bondi 8 which has an average 34 HA on my Shore A Durometer in the midsole foam. The foam just agrees with my feet and legs unlike some others. The shoes at 10.5 2E US weighed in at 307 and 311 grams each which is about 35 grams less than my Bondi 8’s! The one thing I noticed was an irregularity in the logo on the upper. I jumped on the treadmill for a quick minute to see how the Propel felt and there wasn’t anything I could feel that concerned me, so I headed outside to get a 5k jog in. I’m not a fast runner and really only started jogging last summer. I was surprised to look down at my watch to see that I was at just over 4 minutes at the first half mile. I ended up backing down and recorded a 10:02 first mile. The New Balance FuelCell foam has a great feel! It feels a lot like the foam in my Bondi 8’s. I can’t say that I feel much feedback from the TPU plate like I feel from the carbon fiber plate in my Puma Deviate Nitro first gen shoes. That said, it makes the Supercomp Trainer v2 with more cushioning and the Energy Arc carbon fiber plate even more interesting as a next shoe possibility since they are about 35 grams less than the Propel v4. 6-18-24 update: I am more impressed with these shoes more than a month in and about 75 miles on them. You can see how the outsole is showing very little wear on the Propel v4 against my go to Hoka Bondi 8’s in the latest pictures. The Hoka’s have just about 12 miles more on them than the New Balance.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by MattyNice MattyNice
Size: 7.5 Wide
Color: White/Bleached Lime Glo/Graphite
I am a hoka runner since 2013. I have worn them for all of my races and loved them for their innovative shoes especially for long distance runs. But recently I have decided to give some other shoes a tr since I am tired of paying $150 for a pair of shoes. Before hoka, I ran in NB. So it should be obvious that they are going to be one of the shoes that I give a try. My first impressions of these shoes are: well made, light, cushiony and stylish. They were a little stiff out of the box due to their soles but quickly give way. These are a true neutral running shoes with a lot of cushion for your feet. Another thing I love about nb is that they make shoes in wide and x-wide which hoka shoes are notorious for cramped toe boxes causing runner toes and blisters. These shoes are light on the feet so that you can turn your feet over quickly to achieve a higher cadence and speed. I am impressed with how far NB has come. Oh and one more plus for them is that my initials are on the shoes! Nn! Go NB!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2024 by Ironman&Ultrarunner
Size: 15 Wide
Color: Quartz Grey/Black
Very well made and comfortable for my normal 15W left foot. Definitely merits 5 stars. BUT why 4? Because of metatarsalgia on my right foot, they are pure unadulterated torture. If you examine the shoe, the removable inner sole is padded, but thin and stiff (no doubt as a complement to the underlying plate) sitting on a hard surface which is covering a padded but stiff TPU plate (a cheaper alternative to a flexible carbon fiber one). The plate seems to end at the forefoot where you would expect some comfort, which it definitely did not deliver for me. If you in fact need underfoot padding, choose Fresh Foam, or another well padded style in another brand. Compared to these, my 877 walker, by no means super padded, but well designed for walking with a compromised foot, is pure heaven. I can’t imagine anyone with plantar fasciitis or metatarsalgia finding this shoe acceptable unless with an orthotic, which BTW on the plus side, would accommodate due to plenty of room. Update: After modifying the one for the problem foot with a Happy foot wide inner sole, a double metatarsal pad and a Pedag thin, it was great. Note that there was plenty of room. The shoe then felt well cushioned and springy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by SLC
Size: 10
Color: White/Marine Blue/Thirty Watt
I have been shopping for a piar of running shoes that are lightweight, supportive, and provide ample cushion (without looking like an orthopedic shoe). This version hits all the marks...comfortable right from the start; great arch support, lightweight with cushioned sole that has a "normal" and stylish profile. Perfect for me - an older, somewhat heavier male who likes to walk more than run.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024 by JPappa
Size: 8
Color: Black/White
Style and color as expected. Fit was as expected. Comfortable "ride"
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by KRISTEN