Yes, New Balance is famed for offering a broad range of widths—from narrow to extra wide—across many of its running shoe models, ensuring a comfortable fit for every runner.

Yes, models like the Fresh Foam Vongo and designated stability shoes utilise features that help control overpronation and provide support for runners with specific needs.

The Fresh Foam X 1080 and FuelCell SuperComp Elite are top choices, known for plush cushioning and energy return, keeping legs fresher over many miles.

Yes, models like the Fresh Foam Hierro are specifically engineered for trail running, featuring Vibram outsoles, protective uppers, and grip for varied terrain.

Key technologies include Fresh Foam X for plush cushioning, FuelCell foam for energy return and speed, carbon-fibre plated SuperComp Elite for racing, and FantomFit uppers for breathability and support.

Definitely. Many runners use New Balance shoes for walking and everyday wear due to their comfort, support, and fashionable looks.

Yes, New Balance has robust sustainability initiatives, including its Green Leaf Standard, use of recycled materials, renewable energy in production, and responsible sourcing. Many footwear and apparel items now meet environmentally preferred criteria.

• NB Dry: Wicks away sweat quickly, helping to keep you dry and comfortable during tough runs.
• NB Ice: Integrates cooling, fast-drying technology, making it ideal for hot-weather runs.
• NB Heat: Provides warmth and insulation in colder conditions so you remain comfortable year-round.

Most customers find New Balance running apparel true to size with athletic, streamlined fits that don't restrict movement. Features like mesh venting, flatlock seams, and adjustable waistbands are common for added comfort. Both men’s and women’s collections offer a variety of styles and fits to suit individual preference.