New Balance Women's FuelCell Rebel V2 Speed Running Shoe

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Also some other comments I read is that this shoe is a bit “shorter” on the toe and some up half size?

Shoe Review: New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2 – Run161 Shoe Review: New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2 – Run161

The newest features include a higher stack height, a modified upper design, and a fresh outsole configuration. Feels wrong to have such a light shoe as a daily trainer and for longer, medium-paced runs, while still being able to wear it for tempo workouts and races. Compared to the original Rebel it’s a slightly higher stack height and this helps it to feel a bit more cushioned. If you want to make sure you don’t miss out on this update, subscribe to our weekly newsletter below.I've often considered skipping a run, but I could never pin it on New Balance's Fuel Cell Rebel v2 shoes. My first run was an easy 10K but it ended up being 20 seconds per km faster than I intended it to be. For each running shoe model we analyze reviews from many sources to propose an overall score and a consensus. I have run 55km in the New Balance Rebel v3, doing a mix of daily training including a couple of speed sessions and several easy runs. This is a shoe meant for tempo runs, so the forefoot has a snug fit that prevents the foot from sliding.

New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2 Shoe Review - Running Warehouse

We tested the Rebel V2 during the cold winter mornings of Toronto, Canada – and that included many sub-zero degree (Celcius) runs. With the Rebel v2, the company is looking to fine tune the recipe from the original by applying what they’ve learned since. While these aren't plush recovery run shoes, they definitely lean slightly more toward the slower and steady pace. I guess one suggestion would be if you are a pronator, the midsole is a bit soft and can angle inward a bit.While a bit more traditional in design, it will last longer than last year’s version, which saw bad reviews in this area.