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Boston craft since 1906, widths for every foot
New Balance has made shoes in and around Boston since 1906 and remains one of the few brands still manufacturing some lines in the US and UK. It's equally credible on the start line (Fresh Foam, FuelCell) and on the street (990, 574, 327).
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Two brands in one
The performance side — Fresh Foam X 1080 for cushioned miles, FuelCell Rebel and SuperComp for speed — competes with anything from the running majors. The lifestyle side is arguably stronger: the 990 series is the archetypal premium American sneaker, and retro runners like the 327 and 9060 carry the design language everywhere else. Few brands serve both audiences without compromise.
The width advantage
New Balance is the rare brand that treats widths as standard, not special orders — many models come in 2E, 4E and narrow fits. If most sneakers squeeze your forefoot or slop at the heel, NB is the first brand to try. Sizing runs true to length across the range.
New Balance FAQs
+What's the difference between the 990 and 993?
Same made-in-USA premium lineage, different generations: each version updates the midsole and materials. The 990v6 rides softer and more modern; earlier versions feel firmer and more classic. Both are daily-wear icons.
+Do New Balance shoes run wide?
Standard D width runs slightly roomier than most brands, and true wide sizes (2E/4E) are available on many models — which is exactly why podiatrists recommend them so often.
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