New Balance WR850 review
This review looks at the New Balance WR850, which is a high performance lightweight motion control running shoe from New Balance that is built for the moderate to severe overpronator. Learn more about how it may benefit you and your running.
The New Balance WR850 is the new version of the New Balance WR859.
The New Balance WR850 is a Medicare / HCPCS code = A5500 Diabetic shoe, and is targeted for runners who exhibit moderate to severe overpronation.
New Balance 850 comes in models for both men and women. This article discusses the women’s New Balance motion control running shoe.
The New Balance WR850 is a training shoe that is built for performance.
It weighs approximately 10.2 oz (289 grams), which is 1.2 oz (34 grams) lighter than the New Balance WR1012 and one of the lightest running shoes when comparing motion control running shoes by weight.
The New Balance WR850 has a synthetic mesh upper and is equipped with an N-Lock lacing system, which pulls the midsole closer to your foot for a more secure fit.
The New Balance WR850 has a removable insole that is padded, perforated, and provides extra arch support.
The midsole provides stablility and cushioning on the instep through a Stabilicore medial support system and a lengthened Stability Web for arch support, increased stability, and mild pronation control.
The outsole of the New Balance WR850 running shoe has Ndurance rubber compound in high wear areas for maximum outsole durability. And an ABZORB Strobel Board running along the full length of shoe maximizes shock absorption and comfort. The addition of foam in the heel and forefoot provide extra cushioning and optimal shock absorption to prevent leg and foot fatigue.
The suggested running shoe retail price of the New Balance WR850 is $114.99, which is approximately $15 cheaper than the New Balance WR1012 when you compare motion control running shoes by price.
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