New Balance 1080v14 Reviews

Absolutely love these! Perfect for both training and race day.

These shoes have incredible comfort right out of the box. The Fresh Foam midsole provides amazing cushioning during my daily 5-mile runs. Only minor complaint is they run slightly large, so consider sizing down half a size.

The improvements over the previous version are noticeable, especially in the heel area. The fit is more secure and the ride feels smoother. Takes a few runs to break in properly but worth the wait.

The comfort is definitely there and they feel great on longer runs. However, I noticed the upper material started showing wear after about 200 miles, which seems early for a premium shoe. Still recommend for the cushioning alone.

Love the comfort and the way they look, but had sizing issues even after exchanging once. The customer service was helpful but the inconsistent fit is frustrating.

Bought these as a backup pair but they quickly became my favorites. The balance of cushioning and responsiveness is perfect for my needs. Will definitely buy again when these wear out.

Finally found a neutral shoe that works with my flat feet! The support is just right without being too rigid.

The cushioning is nice but the durability concerns me. After 150 miles, the outsole is showing significant wear. Expected more longevity for the price point.

Expected much more from New Balance. The upper started separating from the sole after just 100 miles of normal use. Comfort was great while they lasted but can't recommend due to quality issues.

These have become my go-to shoe for easy miles. The breathability is excellent and they handle different surfaces well. Pricing is fair for what you get.

While many people love the plush feel, I found them almost too cushioned for my running style. Great for recovery runs but not ideal for tempo work. Quality construction though.

The comfort level is outstanding and they feel great on my feet during long runs. My only issue is they feel noticeably heavier than other shoes in this category, which can be tiring on longer distances.