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New Balance Men's 623 V3 Casual Comfort Cross Trainer, White/White, 9 W US
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New Balance Men's 623 V3 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) foam footbed for cushioning
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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
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Medicare / HCPCS code = A5500, may be eligible for Medicare reimbursement
About New Balance Men's 623 V3 Casual Comfort Cross
Step up to next-level comfort with the 623v3 Training Shoes from New Balance. These cushioned shoes keep active feet happy with an impressive blend of supportive technology and athletic style. ABZORB cushioning in the midsole of these comfortable training shoes keeps you moving forward by helping to prevent the discomfort and damage of daily impacts with a combination of cushioning and compression resistance. An EVA foam footbed and lightweight injection-molded EVA foam midsole provide firm yet flexible cushioning for a soft and supportive underfoot feel. Reinforced collar foam offers additional comfort that’s suitable for all-day wear. To help keep your workouts on steady ground, these trainers are constructed with an internal midsole shank designed to add midfoot structure and support with every step. Work out with confidence on indoor surfaces, thanks to the non-marking outsole on this versatile performance shoe. Or, take your show on the road knowing the water-resistant leather uppers of these trainers have you covered even when the weather isn’t cooperating. Built for style as well as substance, these New Balance training shoes stand out with an athletic-looking upper, classic New Balance branding and a secure lace-up closure.
