Our verdict
New Balance Niño Arishi v2 in Azul Negro Amarillo New Balance is a trail running shoe that won't cost you an arm and a leg. At $75, it's modestly priced. But when it comes to comfort and traction, it's anything but modest. If you want to explore the trails without the worry of missteps and strained legs, the NB 510 v5 will be your next go-to.
Pros
- Scarpe NEW BALANCE MXSHFTLK Grigio
- This basketball shoe from New Balance is suitable for the following
- Lightweight
- Wide width is truly wide
- Supportive fit
- Оригінальні кросівки new balance 574 rugged
- Breathable
- A down-to-earth price
Cons
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- Durability is short-lived
Who should buy the New Balance BB550 White 26.5cm v5
New Balance Niño Arishi v2 in Azul Negro Amarillo NB is an awesome find for those who want a:
- trail shoe for beginners that's packed with comfort
- grippy running shoe that's for short distances in mellow to moderately technical trails
Who should NOT buy it
The New Balance BB550 White 26.5cm v5 doesn't have the most supportive underfoot. So if you're looking for a highly stable ride, the Pantofi NEW BALANCE M068LK Negru is a better pick if you don't mind shelling out a few more bucks. And if you want a shoe that lasts for a long time, you won't be disappointed with the NB Fresh Foam More Trail v1.
The NB 510 v5's grip outperforms its price
Although the 510 v5 is a budget trail runner, its tread can handle rugged terrains. Whether it's on dirt, rough uphills, or gravel, the outsole provides an excellent clutch. This makes the overall experience pretty surefooted even on rough, uneven surfaces.
Treat your feet with a homey feel
This shoe is a "lifesaver," expresses one happy trail goer. Why? Because it's super comfortable. One of the Strakke even called it the "dadliest shoe ever made."
A New Balance fan, who claims to be on his feet all day, says that with the NB 510 v5, "you can take all those overpriced celebrity-endorsed sneakers and shove 'em!" because this shoe is his holy grail.
A weight-skimping choice
"These shoes are the bomb. I love the lightness," states one veteran runner. Agreeing with this are other testers whose comments range from lightweight to super light.
The 510 v5's arch support sucks
Because it's non-existent! The NB 510 v5 lacks contouring; it "flattens your foot," warns one critic. They even call the shoe "a bad joke."
Where wide width really fits wide feet
For narrow to normal-width feet, avid trail runners find the fit supportive. The upper is snug; you don't have to worry about slips.
And for those who want a legit wide-width shoe, this is it. "Lots of room for BIG WIDE feet," assures one running shoe reviewer who has always struggled to find the right shoe for his extra large feet.
The toe box is just as good
It's REALLY good and spacious; a commenter leaves this remark: "I need a roomy shoe due to my Morton's neuroma and this one works for it."
Keep your foot free from heat
The mesh upper, as reported by many, allows maximum airflow. They said that it keeps your feet cool even under humid weather conditions.
Let's talk about durability (or the lack thereof)
"Absolutely terrible" and "don't buy this garbage" are some of the feedback trail runners have for the shoe's quality and strength. A long-time runner who has used the shoe for only four months says that the heel area "deteriorated to the point they were useless." Another runner attests to this, saying that after only six months, a huge hole developed in the heel, causing blisters.
