New Balance 870v5 Running Shoes
The New Balance 870v5 merges lightweight cushioning with a slightly structured upper, resulting in a perfect blend of responsive comfort and stability. Ground contact REVlite cushioning with a stabilising medial post provides a lightweight yet responsive ride with just a dash of stability.
Engineered Knit Mesh Upper
The upper of the 870v5 has been constructed using an engineered knit mesh material to provide optimal breathability and comfort. The mesh works tirelessly to actively and efficiently wick away the build-up of excess sweat and moisture, leaving your feet feeling cool, dry and comfortable as you strive for the best results and performance. Additionally, cool air is encouraged to circulate, creating a drier, healthier environment for your feet to thrive. As the mesh has been reinforced, this provides extra durability and protection without sacrificing comfort. A padded tongue sits comfortably against the skin, preventing friction and irritation such as chafing while the traditional lacing system offers a secure, locked-in fit and feel.
REVlite Midsole
New Balance have incorporated their signature REVlite technology into the construction of the midsole to deliver exceptional cushioning and comfort, resulting in a lightweight yet responsive ride. The ground contact REVlite cushioning offers a source of stability thanks to the medial post, perfect for those runners who overpronate, ensuring they can maintain the most natural, efficient gait. As well as providing cushioning, the midsole also counters shock, lessening the impact placed on your knees and joints.
Full Ground Contact Outsole
The full ground contact outsole enables a firm, assured footing as you clock up the miles with consummate ease. Rubber pods are situated throughout the outsole to deliver comfort and an additional source of cushioning, further reinforcing the aforementioned shock absorption properties. Flex grooves have been strategically placed on the outsole, allowing a full range of motion in all directions.
