New Balance 587 review
The New Balance 587 is a highly stable trainer for runners who require maximum motion control, support, and cushioning. This New Balance sneaker has a breathable mesh and lightweight synthetic leather upper that provides lots of comfort. Read this review to learn more.
The New Balance 587 is one of several running shoes in the line of motion control running shoes offered by New Balance. It is a sneaker built for the excessive overpronator who requires a combination of cushioning and reinforced stability.
The New Balance 587 resembles a basketball or tennis shoe, which gives away the level of support and stability you would expect from it.
New Balance 587 comes in models for both men and women.
The New Balance 587 is known for its high level of comfort and perfect fit. In addition, this New Balance motion control running shoe has enough room to accommodate orthotics.
While not a typical running shoe, the New Balance 587 is ideal to walk in or wear as an everyday comfortable motion control shoe.
The midsole of the New Balance 587 has a typical Rollbar that is placed there to control overpronation and give you support and stability. And the midsole EVA should provide you with a good amount of cushioning.
The outsole of the New Balance 587 is broad and flat making it ideal for runners or walkers with flat feet. In addition, there is durable rubber all over the outsole, so this New Balance shoe should last you long. And the flex grooves in the forefoot and one in the heel should give you the flexibility you require.
New Balance 587 weighs approximately 11.9 oz (337 grams), which makes it heavier than the New Balance 1012 when you compare motion control running shoes by weight.
The suggested retail price of the New Balance 587 is US $109.99, which is $20 cheaper than the New Balance 1012 when you compare motion control running shoes by price.
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