New Balance Men's Fresh Foam X 860 V14 Running Shoe

I have used New Balance tennis shoes for many years now. I find them comfortable, lightweight, and they fit my feet very well. They are a great value for the money. I would recommend these shoes to anyone wanting a sturdy, comfortable exercise shoe that will last.

I’m not a runner, I have a treadmill I use daily and walk briskly doing 4 miles every morning. I bought these just to have a comfortable shoe to wear while working out and I’m glad I did. Very lightweight but stable, so comfortable to wear. There a little tight but I haven’t had them long and expect them to loosen up some with some miles on them. Overall very happy with my purchase.

I normally have to wear orthotics due to a bad case of plantar fasciitis and a higher arch. With these shoes, I’m able to wear them as is, with no insert, for running and walking.They are very comfortable and lightweight and help me with my PT requirements.I’ll buy them again.

The most comfortable pair of sneakers I've ever owned. I take a size 91/2 normally but went up a size because I use a shoe insert for heel discomfort. I once again can walk briskly on a treadmill and take mile long walks with my dog.

I love how it feels. Snug, cushiony and good bounce at the same time.The uppers feel cushioned as well, so sacrificing just a a little bit of breathability there but it's still has breathability, so check it out.Watch out if your foot supinates or underpronates, it might not be the shoe for you. But if your foot close to neutral or even over pronate, this is an excellent shoe for running and walking.

Great support and extremely comfortable.

Wears abnormally fast on the outsides of the shoe - I am on 4E wide as well. I put 7-8 miles a day on average using the v13s and they lasted about 3-4 months. I have bought several pairs of the v13s and they provided good stability/comfort.While they started strong..The v14s started wearing out on the outside of the shoes within a month averaging same miles per day. Caused knee pain from the lack of stability, I will be changing away from these shoes as they no longer offer the support needed.Stay away if you need support that lasts!

Im mild/medium pronator and been a New Balance person for at least 15 yearsI don't like these shoes principally because the tongue of the shoe is held down with an elastic band type thing. It makes it impossible to just slide the shoes on, you have to pull them on with both hands. It also encourages you to not lace them up, or it does me, cause they already feel tight.As is often the case, every couple years new balance retires a model and replaces it with a new one. This model seems to run significantly narrower that previous ones, and with my orthotics in this shoe, they are very snug. I thought they might stretch out a little bit over several months, but they are still very snug.I often buy 2 pairs when a new model replaces my old model, but I am glad I did not with these, I will be searching for a different model when these are worn out.