Customer Reviews New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v14

The size was good fit, but the insole was a little too marshmallowy for my feet.

These shoes were returned by someone else they obviously had the same problem as I did I could not get my foot into when I finally did they were far to tight. I have worn this shoe before and did not have any problems somewhere the style and fit has changed!

I have a different Fresh Foam pair which I love. I had tried this one on at a running store and it was a toss up at the time so I thought I'd try getting this one on sale. Also they are all black which would work better for travel when I don't want to look like I have running shoes on. They fit just right for me. I have bunions but the width of these, which are B width, just works, like the other New Balance pair. They have removable insoles so I can use my shoe inserts that have more arch support.

Great shoe for runners with metatarsal issues! I’m on my third pair!

Love the sneakers. I am hoping they hold up well. So far so good.

Loved the shoes - unfortunately I received one 1080v14 for my left foot and one 860v14 also for my left foot. I took the opportunity to compare the 2 versions. 860 was SLIGHTLY more narrow, not quite as cushy but still great stability & arch support. The 1080 is cushier and more stable. The "foot print" is wider as well. Not sure which shoe I will replace my two left shoes with. I like them both - but need a right shoe too.

I have been wearing the NB 880 v. 14 for several years and the new 880 v. 15 did not allow me to wear my inserts inside of the shoe, so I gave the NB 1080 v. 14 a try. The increased stack height of the NB 1080 was too high for me unfortunately.

Has plush cushion but not so much arch support. Felt a bit wobbly.

Great training shoes. Soft footbed works for longer training runs. Would not recommend these for lifting or for trail running.

Style and fit of these New Balance 1080's were good, but the right shoe was cut a little too high on the outside which seemed like it would cause some friction on the right ankle bone.

fine