Customer Reviews New Balance Ww877

These shoes were very comfortable, plenty of room and plenty of cushion. I returned them because there was a minor flaw in the tongue of one show - the white interlining was coming out. This isn't acceptable in a brand new shoe! I may order a replacement pair, but have not done so yet.

Depending on the brand and/or shoe, a 9.5ww or 10ww generally fits me well. But this time the 10 was a little too long, so they're going back. Also, there was a small rough spot in the left shoe that rubbed on my bunion. It might have smoothed out eventually but I really don't want to take the chance. Overall, these shoes seem very well made; they're fairly attractive for an athletic shoe; and I've never worn out a pair of New Balance

A little shorter in the toe box than my previous New Balance. Might just be the style, but my great toe rubbed the front of the shoe so they're going back.

I started out with a 9 and then ordered a 9 and 1/2 which fit better in the length. The shoe has a rounded toe and removable insole so my orthotic can be inserted. I'm worried that over time, I'll poke a hole in the mesh with my big toe; time will tell. I like New Balance sneakers, always seem to fit my feet well.

This shoe is fine, but does not mark the end of my never-ending search for a walking shoe that is comfortable, safe on slippery surfaces, and semi-attractive.

I was replacing a pair of New Balance Xante shoes. I would have bought the same style again except New Balance re-styled them and the new version is pretty ugly. These are a good replacement although not as lightweight as the Xante style.

I usually wear an 8W in New Balance to fit my orthotics. I ordered these sneakers in my usual size, and they were enormous. Like barges on my feet. So I returned them and got a pair in 7.5W. They are still a little big, but fit pretty well and are quite comfy.

I like the style and color. I have to have a tall toe box and flexible material or I damage my big toenails and these shoes work on both counts. I replace the existing insole with Powerstep insoles in all athletic shoes to laugh my knees and support my flexible/flat arch so it didn’t matter, but the included insole in these had pretty much no padding or support. The padded ankle is comfortable and the shoe is high enough in the back to be supportive and not to slip when I add an insole. I have looked a long time for shoes with the right toe box and width that would hold my insoles and am happy to find these.