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New Balance Men's 624 V2 Casual Comfort Cross Trainer, White/Navy, 8.5 XW US
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New Balance Men's 624 V2 Casual Comfort Cross Features
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10 mm drop: due to variances created during the development and manufacturing processes, all references to 10 mm drop are approximate
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EVA (Ethyl Vinyl Acetate) footbed/heel pocket
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Forefoot flex grooves help your foot move more freely and naturally
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IMEVA (injection-molded EVA foam) midsole for firm yet flexible cushioning
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Internal midsole shank adds midfoot structure and support
About New Balance Men's 624 V2 Casual Comfort Cross
Get moving with help from the 624 casual training shoe from New Balance. These well-rounded trainers are ready to provide comfortable, cushioned support that fits your active lifestyle. This updated version of the popular New Balance training shoe offers enhanced flexibility with Forefoot Flex Grooves that support the free and natural movement of your feet. Whether you’re working or working out, you’re sure to appreciate how the internal midsole shank of the 624 helps provide midfoot structure and support. But the comfort factor doesn’t stop there – these trainers are also equipped with ABZORB technology that minimizes impact through a combination of cushioning and compression resistance, and a lightweight injection-molded EVA foam midsole and Phantom Liner for soft support underfoot. Designed to maximize your comfort while training indoors or out, the durable, non-marking outsole stands up well to regular wear-and-tear on a variety of surfaces. Available in a range of widths to help you find a proper fit, the 624 is a versatile training shoe for everyday wear. To ensure your feet look as good as they feel, these performance shoes feature supple leather uppers with classic New Balance branding that will effortlessly complement your go-to gear.
