New Balance 1080v15 Trainers - Green/Pink - UK 12

The Infinion supercritical midsole is a new blend of TPEE or EVA, designed to offer enhanced softness and energy return compared to the previous EVA-based Fresh Foam X, providing a lighter and more cushioned feel.

While the engineered mesh upper offers a flexible fit, specific width options are not detailed here. Please check for available wide sizing options from the retailer if needed.

The lifespan varies, but generally, running shoes are recommended for replacement between 300-500 miles. Signs include a loss of cushioning, visible wear on the outsole, or new aches and pains after runs.

Yes, the excellent cushioning and comfort make them suitable for walking, especially for long periods. However, they are optimized for running performance.

The double-layer mesh upper is engineered to provide a soft, luxurious feel against the foot while ensuring a secure and breathable fit. It adapts to your foot's shape for comfort.

The 1080v15 is designed as a neutral running shoe, meaning it provides ample cushioning and support without specific features to correct pronation. It's best suited for runners with a neutral gait.

Gently clean with a soft brush or cloth using mild soap and cold water. Avoid machine washing or high-pressure cleaning, as this can degrade the materials and structure.

Loosen the laces, especially around the midfoot. Ensure you have the correct size; consider trying a half-size up if the issue persists across different lacing patterns.

This can be a sign of wear. While the Infinion foam is durable, its properties may change after extensive use (typically 300-500 miles). Consider replacement if performance significantly degrades.

While the outsole offers strategic coverage and durability, extreme wet conditions can challenge any shoe's grip. Ensure the outsole is clean and free of debris. For very slick conditions, consider slower paces.

Ensure socks are properly fitted. Check that the padded collar is sitting comfortably. If irritation persists, it might indicate a fit issue or require an adjustment period for the shoe to mold to your foot.