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New Balance MR790


$90.00 Released January, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Ideal for wide feet, lots of room. Uppers are very soft, don't press into your joints. Low profile design gives good freedom of motion.

The Cons:Not much impact absorption, can get sore joints when running on pavement.

The New Balance MR790 is a trail running shoe that is designed very lightweight, at only 226 grams.  The shoe features a synthetic/mesh upper which makes it comfortable and supportive.

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  It has an Acteva premium lightweight midsole that resists compression while the outsole is made of N-Durance rubber compound for strength and durability.  The MR790 features an all-terrain tread making it suitable for use both on and off the road and has a rock stop layer in the forefoot which protects the runner from jagged rocks and debris.   It includes a Sure Lace feature which keeps the shoe snug around the foot and has a fully-attached gusseted tongue to keep out debris.  The shoe is available in a black or brown color and is also available in a women's model, the WR790.

Features

  • Synthetic/Mesh Upper
  • Sure Lace
  • Rock Stop
  • N-Durance Rubber Compound
  • Gusseted Tongue
  • All-Terrain Tread
  • ACTEVA Premium Midsole
  • Available Colors: Black (MR790BK), Brown (MR790BR) 
  • Weight: 226 grams

Women's Model

  • WR790 - Available in Gray/Tan (WR790NR), Gray (WR790BR)

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Pros
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    ideal for wide feet, lots of room

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    uppers are very soft, don't press into your joints

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    low profile design gives good freedom of motion

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    very light weight design, can't really feel the weight at all

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    great grip on different kinds of surfaces, ideal for running trails

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    reacts to the wearer's movements right away, good response

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    durable construction can take some abuse without wearing out

Cons
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    not much impact absorption, can get sore joints when running on pavement

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