Thanks for sharing your experience in those shoes.

When you buy top of the line models they will all be good but still different. As I was buying them with a very good Black Friday discount and I had the option to return them I ordered the 3 pairs. I like all 3 and I will be keeping them. Online revews like yours are very helpful. I did watch quite a few before choosing what to order. I know how overwhelming sneaker shopping can be. And if you are going for a top of the line model - the price is serious (especially in this economy) So I hope my comment can help someone who is in the analysis paralysis stage. I did have the Fresh Foam More v3s which are still good but the Fresh Foam More v4s are considerably better! In another league! If someone decides to pay full price - go to a store and try them out. Audi, BMW and Mercedes are all good brands, similarly priced but it depends which one you like. So test them just like sneakers. If you are getting a good discount online an have the option to return use that if you want. @@run-are

Thanks for the comment!

Great work!! Thanks for the comment

If you usually go a 2E then I would also suggest go a 2E in the More v4.

@@jesusmejia3910 thanks for the comment!

@@mirmohsanalitalpur5884 I like the More v4

@@run-are thanks

@@filoIII the 1080 is lighter and has a more lively foam compared to the More V3. The More V3 is one of my most favourite shoes of all time.

@@filoIII soft and squishy vs lively energy return. What do you prefer?

@@run-are I have the 20.

I'd say the More v4 feels a touch wider.

I haven't tested that model

Yes both are really soft, what shoe do you like running in ATM?

@@run-are Right now, my first choice is the Deviate Nitro 2. Despite the supposed 37/31mm stack height, it feels very grounded and really disappears on foot. I'd use that shoe for any run.

@@kuriosites That's a great shoe! I really enjoyed testing it and it was one of the best total scores I have ever given. How many miles have you got in them and how are they holding up?

​@@run-are​@run-are I have about 420 miles as of this morning. The outsole has significant wear where I toe off and some on the heel but nowhere near going through that PumaGrip. The upper and midsole are holding up great. I wouldn't be surprised if I get 600+ on these. I'd buy them again.

@@kuriosites wow that's crazy good! I'll have to pull my pair out of retirement

These are New Balance shoes, both will be ok for walking but both are very soft. If you want something a little firmer check out the New Balance 880. The Saucony shoes will feel a little firmer as well. Check out the Saucony Ride and Triumph. All these are neutral shoes, if you need support it is best to go into your local running shoe store and talk about which shoe will provide the right amount of support you require.

@@run-are thank you for your advise! Cool!

That's a bit of a trend with lots of shoes these days. Were you running in them all day?

Yes that's a big difference between the shoes, 1080 much more nimble... But the Nimbus 25 is also such a great shoe. If you love the Nimbus 25 it may be wise to get another pair if they are cheap... The Nimbus 26 doesn't look that appealing and loses the things I love in the 25.

@@run-are When is 26 out? Weight?

@@i.p2088 in the first half of next year I believe, I don't have any specs but I have seen the pictures, it looks like it's a little slimed down, the midsole looks very similar to the Cumulus/GT and seems they have toned down the rocker 😔

@@run-are saw a new leak on nimbus 26 and it looked entirely different from the 1st leak.

@@leochen1001 I saw that also! I have heard the 26 is very nice to run in 😉

Check in with your local sports store or running shop

You get a pair in hand. Remove one shoe from the box, it really doesn't matter if it's the right or left, either one will work. After undoing the laces, slide the corresponding foot into the shoe, toes first, and then gently work your foot into the shoe until you are able to slide your heel into place inside the back of the shoe. Now at this time you want to, kind of, wiggle your leg and foot around while pressing the shoe against the floor to ensure your foot is seated properly and comfortably inside the shoe. Once that all is complete, bend down on one knee or preferably sit on something (a chair would work great here) and then bend at the waste grabbing an end of the shoelace in the shoe in each hand and then tie the shoes to secure them to your foot in the way you find most comfortable (The classic bunny ears option works great right here but you could opt for the rabbit going around his hole before entering technique, again either is fine, both work just as well as the other). Once all those steps are done then you can walk, jump, do short sprints, and any other type of movement you can think of to see if they fit OK. You also might want to locate a mirror that is low to the ground so you can look to see how they will actually look on your feet while you are wearing them but that is optional. And that's all there is to it. Easy peezy. Nothing to be afraid of. So glad I could help. Let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to help in any way I can. Good day. 😉

Agree!! That's my only big issue with the More v4

@@run-are Many interesting points here. Makes me very curious about the More v5. I am also not a big fan of the heel on the v4. Still run in the v3, and really like it. I tend to like a bit more stability emphasis, rather than craving maximum super-squish.

@@q20a08 The More V3 was my favourite New Balance shoe. The new 1080 feels more like the More V3 than the V4.