New Balance 1080v15 - Black/Green - Size 9

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The New Balance 1080v15 is a high-performance trainer engineered for adult runners seeking maximum comfort during long-distance training sessions. Featuring cutting-edge cushioning technology, this model provides excellent energy return and a plush ride for daily mileage; however, its specialized design prioritizes soft comfort over aggressive speed-work responsiveness.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 9 |
| Accent Colour | Green |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | 1080v15 |
| Model Part Number | W10803AW |
| Brand | New Balance |
Yes, their design specifically prioritizes comfort and energy return for long-distance running, making them an excellent choice for marathon training.
No, it is highly recommended to avoid machine washing as it can damage the specialized cushioning foam and structural integrity of the shoe.
The 1080v15 is a neutral trainer designed for comfort. If you require significant arch support for overpronation, consult a professional to see if custom orthotics are compatible.
The 1080v15 features a complete visual redesign and updated, advanced cushioning technology that enhances energy return compared to older models.
Generally, running shoes should be replaced every 300 to 500 miles depending on your running surface, body weight, and running gait.
Try adjusting the lacing pattern, such as using the 'runner's loop' at the top eyelets to secure the heel.
Gently clean the upper with a soft-bristled brush and a mixture of mild soap and water; air dry completely before the next use.
To ensure the longevity of your New Balance 1080v15 trainers, keep them clean by wiping off mud and dirt after use with a soft brush or damp cloth. Avoid machine washing or drying, as high heat can degrade the cushioning integrity. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use. Ensure a proper fit by checking the space in the toe box, allowing for natural foot swelling that occurs during long runs. If you use custom orthotics, the internal footbed can typically be removed to accommodate them, provided your podiatrist approves the transition to this specific sole unit.