Men's | New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v12
New and improved! The updated version of this product is now available.
New Balance Fresh Foam 1080 v11
Men's
Running
Shoes
original price $150 sale/discounted price $112.50
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Features
[Looking for the latest version? The men's New Balance Fresh Foam 1080 v12 is now available.]
The men's New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11 delivers premium cushion and top-notch performance to enhance your training.
New Balance loaded the new 1080v11 with a full-length Fresh Foam midsole. The choice cushion feels soft and bouncy under your feet, and it provides the smoothest ride at any distance or pace.
Designers knit a dynamic upper for zones of stretch and structure. The stretchiness in the toe box accommodates different foot shapes, while the structured midsole ensures a locked-in fit.
In the New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11 review, Fleet Feet runners say the Ultra Heel design feels like it molds around your foot for a good fit, and the soft cushioning remains lightweight for an easy ride.
Tech specs | New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11 |
Weight | 8.1 oz (W), 9.3 oz (M) |
Drop | 8 mm |
Category | Neutral |
Use | Everyday training |
Surface | Road, track |
What’s New
New Balance updated the knit upper with a little more structure to give your foot some extra support around the edges of the footbed. But the buttery ride didn’t change thanks to the full-length Fresh Foam midsole.
What It’s Best For
The 1080v11 is ideal for any type of training. From easy miles to hard workouts, the 1080 is comfortable and versatile.
What We Love
The Fresh Foam midsole shines again in the 1080v11. The cushioning is really light and super bouncy, giving you a ride that works for any distance.
New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11 Review:
The 1080 legacy continues with New Balance's updated iteration of a cushiony classic. An updated upper for added support meshes (pun intended) with the soft and supportive Fresh Foam midsole.
Fleet Feet reviewers took to the streets to put the 1080v11 to work. Here's what they thought.
