Customer Reviews New Balance MW577

These shoes felt tight and made noise as I walk. I wear the White 577 lace version and they are fine.

They're supposed to be leather; they are not. They're synthetic.

These shoes are NOT leather. They were advertised as leather. I am unhappy with them.

I received a pair of of these shoes which were previously worn, with gravel in the treads. There was also a hand-written note in the box saying the shoes were defective and made noise. Very poor handling of merchandise.

Ordered the same size I've worn for years for New Balance 877 v1. This model 577 v1 was much smaller. Not jus a little tight -- I couldn't even get it on my foot. How a shoe of the same size and width from the same manufacturer can be so different is baffling, and frustrating.

Sent these back because of the small fit and the cheapness of the materials.

I bought this shoe for exercise walking thinking it was an upgrade from the pair I had owned some years back. That pair was comfortable from the first time I put them on. THIS pair, which I bought three weeks ago, has been painful. There are pressure points on my right ankle and the outside of my left foot. Just finished a 3.5-mile walk and couldn't wait to get them off. Really sorry I bought them.

EE width shoes from New Balance have always fit perfectly, but these were too narrow and were returned.

Too small! Too late to cancel!

Comfortable sneak. One off the few with velcro strap closure, which I prefer to avoid the bending necessary to tie lace up sneaks.

I always buy 7 2W shoes from New Balance. Over the years, they have always served me well. but this pair of 577 v1 hook and loop was so tight that I had pain every time I wore it around the house (did that so I could it back if it did not fit). Finally, I measured it against some of the other pairs I have, it it was more than a half inch shorter. I sent it back. 7 2W NB shoes with a white sole (so it won't scratch hardwood floors in our house) are rare, so I may try to go to a NB stare where I can try on another pair to see if this is a one off issue. Another more minor complaint. The VELCRO is quite short, so if you want to wear the shoe loose, of want to adjust for a high foot, you can't do it. That is a really bad way to cut production costs.