Comparing New Balance vs Brooks running shoes is another breakdown of proprietary technologies, fit, and feel. Both brands are well loved and used because they make high quality running shoes for ...

Joe's New Balance Outlet is selling New Balance FuelCell Pvlse v1 Running Shoes for only $48. The list price is $120, so buyers are saving a whopping 60%.

The New Balance Fresh Foam Arishi v4 Running Shoes are on sale for as low as $52 on Amazon, a rare 25% discount compared to their full price of $70.

New Balance’s $100 Running Shoes Are on Sale for Only $56 “Reliability and versatility built for the everyday runner.” ...

The New Balance Women's Fresh Foam X 1440 V1 Running Shoe is now as low as $30 on Amazon (regularly $90). The exact discount will vary depending on your size and color, but numerous combinations ...

New Balance running shoes don't go on sale very often, but you can get one of the brand's most-cushioned models for a rare $40 off at Zappos right now.

Another said, "They are so comfortable. I can go for a walk on these all day." The New Balance DynaSoft Tektrel Running Shoes are on sale for as little as $60, which is their lowest price all month.

I ditched my $170 Hoka running shoes for these $85 Skechers — and I'm blown away I've found the most comfortable and stylish everyday shoe — it’s the Skechers Arch Fit 2.0 Star Bound ...

The New Balance Fresh Foam Arishi v4 Running Shoes start at just $52 on Amazon right now. Shoppers say they’re “incredibly comfortable” and extremely light.

If you're looking to upgrade your running shoes for spring, brands like Hoka, New Balance, Asics and more are hosting major sales. Here are my favorite deals from $30.

New Balance has long been a popular walking shoe choice for people of all shapes and sizes because of their range of widths (their shoes often come in narrow, medium, wide, and extra-wide!), but ...

New Balance’s $120 Running Shoes Are on Sale for Only $48 “Lightweight and versatile … nearly zero drop. Very nice for running 5ks and sprint segments.” ...