The Freshfoam 1080 range has long been one of New Balance’s most popular shoes for cushioned daily training. However, despite the chunky level of midsole foam, the shoe has historically veered towards a firmer ride.
The 1080v13 has modified the shoe with a new, softer Fresh Foam midsole to improve the level of cushioning and comfort, as well as redesigned the upper with a new breathable mesh that offers more structure than earlier versions.
The Fresh Foam More V4 is a max cushioned shoe designed for plush, comfortable miles that features a number of design updates over the More V3. The biggest of those is the addition of even more Fresh Foam X midsole foam that makes it higher and wider than its predecessor - a design feature that aims to improve the stability of the ride.
Mike, Tom, Nick and Kieran dive into the two shoes to see which you should spend your money on.
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00:20 - Stats
00:50 - Design
02:10 - How’s The Fit?
04:46 - The Run Test
15:32 - Verdict
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