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New Balance MR904
$130.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Very light, won't drag you down. Cushioning is adequate for all but those with special needs. Very responsive, move with your foot right away.
The Cons:Lack strong impact absorption. Poor stability control, not for non-technical runners.
The New Balance MR904 is a running shoe that is designed to provide cushioning and stability for trail runners. The shoe utilizes a TS2 transitional support system and features a stability web which supports the midfoot while allowing it to be lightweight.
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It has an Acteva premium Ultralite midsole that resists compression and utilizes an N-Lock external support system which pulls the shoe snugly around the foot for better support. The shoe also has a seamless phantom liner for a comfortable fit and is designed with a synthetic upper, making it very lightweight at only 280 grams.
The outsole of the MR904 is made of N-Durance rubber compound for strength and durability and includes Sure Lace to keep the laces secure during activity. It features a full-length Abzorb strobel board as well as Abzorb cushioning in both the heel and forefoot for maximum shock absorption. The shoe comes in a black/yellow color and is also available in a women's model, the WR904.
Features
- Lightweight Synthetic Upper
- TS2 Transitional Support System
- Sure Lace
- Stability Web
- Seamless Phantom Liner
- Lightning Dry Liner
- N-LOCK External Support System
- N-Durance Rubber Compound
- Dual Density Collar
- Blown Rubber Forefoot with Flex Grooves
- ACTEVA Ultralite Premium Midsole
- Abzorb Strobel Board
- Abzorb Cushioning in Heel & Forefoot
- Available Colors: Black/Yellow (MR904LW)
- Weight: 280 grams
Women's Model
- WR904 - Available in White/Orange (WR904LW)
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Pros & Cons
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very light, won't drag you down
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cushioning is adequate for all but those with special needs
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very responsive, move with your foot right away
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good amount of width without being overly wide, reduces pressure on the foot
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laces stay secure, never slip out or need re-tying
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lack strong impact absorption
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poor stability control, not for non-technical runners
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