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Fresh Foam X 880v13
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Men's cushioned running sneakers
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Reviewers agree the 880v13 is a traditional, durable daily trainer with dual-density Fresh Foam that handles everything from walking to marathons, though the upper runs snug for some feet.
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The verdict
What the panel makes of it.
The 880v13 ranks as a solid traditional daily trainer best suited to neutral runners with standard or wide feet, delivering reliable dual-density cushioning and durability across easy miles to marathons, though its snug upper and lack of pronation support limit its appeal for those needing stability or a more responsive ride.
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What the people say.
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What reviewers actually say.
AI summary of 4 reviews · as of May 2026
Reviewers agree the 880v13 is a traditional, durable daily trainer with dual-density Fresh Foam that handles everything from walking to marathons, though the upper runs snug for some feet.
What they praise
- Dual-density Fresh Foam midsole delivers cushion in the heel and slight bounce in the forefoot without feeling unstable
- Thick blown rubber outsole supports high mileage and durability
- Traditional 10mm drop and workhorse design handle walking, easy runs, long runs, and marathon training
- Fit feels familiar and substantial underfoot for runners new to dedicated running shoes
- Available in widths from 2A to 4E
What they knock
- Upper fits snug through the forefoot and toe box, narrower than the previous version
- Weight sits over 10 ounces for men, 8.5 for women, though many reviewers say it runs lighter than the number suggests
- Not built for runners needing pronation support or stability features
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Synthesised from: Run Moore · Kevin Palomares · Fitness Sports · Doctors of Running
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Frequently asked
What buyers want to know.
What is the New Balance 880v13 best for?
Reviewers say it's a traditional daily trainer for runners with neutral pronation who do varied workouts—easy miles, long runs, treadmill, and walking. The dual-density Fresh Foam midsole delivers cushion in the heel and slight bounce in the forefoot without feeling unstable, and the thick blown rubber outsole handles…
What is the New Balance 880 good for?
It's built for long-distance training and impact protection. Reviewers note the traditional 10mm drop and workhorse design work well for marathon training. The shoe ranks highly in AI rankings for knee pain relief and wide-width running shoes.
Does the 880v13 fit wide?
The shoe is available in widths from 2A to 4E. Reviewers are split on fit: one found the upper comfortably snug, while two others said it felt too narrow through the forefoot and toe box and recommended sizing up in width.
Is the 880v13 good for runners who need stability?
No. Reviewers note it's not built for runners needing pronation support or stability features—it's designed for neutral pronation only.
The recap
Where it stands today.
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