New Balance 880 V14 in 60 seconds

Today we’ll be talking about the New Balance880 version 14.
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On the men's side, this shoe comes in at 9.5 ounces on the women's at 7.4 ounces.
It has an eight millimeter drop from heel to toe and it has new balance's fresh foam x bio EVA Midsole.
it's a neutral cushioned trainer. So if you're somebody with just a little bit of supination or maybe just a little bit of over pronation, this you should be just fine for you. If you're looking for a shoe that you can easily put in orthotic or a shoe that comes in a variety of widths, the 880 could be a great option for you.
And again, at a nice hundred and $140 price point, it's nice in bite size and it should be something that you can feel confident getting. It fits true to size. You have a lot of options and something you really should feel confident to get 500 miles in and not have to feel like the shoe is falling apart or it lost its zeal to it.
As you're running in it, it's a great option for what you're looking for.

[@michelea1764]

Is this or the Revel v4 better as a shoe you would buy if you only wanted one versatile shoe, most runs 4-7 miles each, one run per week at a tempo ish pace. Thanks for the review!

[@ryanqz]

This

[@FarazSyed-ke2cv]

I have an 880 since many months. I tried all other shoes and these are the best

[@lexington476]

What makes the BIO EVA any different?

[@veijomarin813]

Is it softer or harder than the previous?

[@colinwhitaker5222]

It’s softer, really similar to the last version of the 1080

[@axel708]

Softer and the rocker sole helps with easier strides. Enjoyed it so far

[@AdamsLunch]

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