Customer Reviews New Balance Trail 590v4

At 45$ you won’t hear me crying. I love the shoes

I have always liked new balance, but I have a real wide foot and usually a 4E is fine. Theses seem to be a little narrow. They felt really tight. That's why I am returning them.

For me they could have more arch support but everything else is great, will order these again.

The shoes I order were marked four E, they felt more like a two E or normal width. I previously order Brooks Addiction Walkers in a two E 7.5, and those shoes felt wider than these one's. DON'T ORDER THESE SHOES if you are a true wide they won't fit well (at least they didn't for me). I wear 7.5 in men's, if I was going to try to wear these shoes I'd need at least an 8. I can say anything on the comfort of these shoes because the size was incorrect for me. I'll be returning.

Zappos customer service is the best! however, New Balance tends to run a bit narrow.

Size 13 4E. Was same length as my 12.5 4E Leadville v3s and 6mm narrower. Full 1cm narrower than my Asics 12 4E running shoes. Supposedly Summit KOM is just as bad. NB used to be one of two companies that treated us wide feet people well. Now only Asics does wide shoes well.

A bit short, and tight on the big toe

Looked nice, but that is where the utility ends. Used to wear NB all the time, but starting several years ago they seem to have made the choice to go to cheap materials. Shoe was simply not comfortable -- flimsy, rough.

No matter how tight I tied the shoe the ankle still slipped when I walked. I cannot imagine wearing this shoe on a trail or in the gym since you would always be worrying about it falling off your foot.

These shoes are NOT sized at a 4E, the box says 4E, but the shoes are tagged with a sticker that says wide. My feet are killing me, and I'm too lazy to send them back. This sucks, and I bought 2 pair too.

This item is terrible. I’ve logged a little over 60 miles of trail running in these shoes and they’re already caving in. I’m big but I’m not that big! I’ve had Nike Free RN’s that have held up longer.