Side view of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam x 860v13 athletic shoe in grey, red, and white – featuring mesh upper, Fresh Foam midsole cushioning, durable outsole, and vibrant color accents.
Side view of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v13 running shoe in light aluminum, true red, and black – featuring reinforced toe box, breathable mesh tongue, and padded forefoot for comfort.
Top View of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v13 stability running shoe in light aluminum with true red and black – featuring a padded tongue and collar for ankle comfort, breathable engineered mesh upper for ventilation, and a secure lace-up design over a dual-density Fresh Foam X midsole for arch support and pronation control.
Bottom view of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v13 running shoe in light aluminum, true red, and black – featuring durable rubber outsole, multidirectional traction, and Fresh Foam midsole for responsive cushioning.

Men's Fresh Foam x 860v13 - Light Aluminum with True Red and Black (D Width)

$139.99 USD
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The New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X 860v13 in Light Aluminum with True Red and Black is the go-to running and walking shoe for men who need structured support without sacrificing comfort. Designed for overpronators or anyone needing extra stability.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • Fresh Foam X Midsole – Provides soft, ultra-cushioned landings with a smooth, energized ride
  • Dual-Density Medial Post – Offers essential stability and motion control for overpronators
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Lightweight, breathable, and supportive for a locked-in fit
  • Blown Rubber Outsole – Delivers durable traction and flexibility for varied surfaces
  • Molded External Heel Counter – Enhances rearfoot stability and reduces foot fatigue
  • Orthotic-Friendly – Removable insole allows for use with custom or over-the-counter orthotics
  • Certified PDAC A5500 Diabetic Shoe – Medicare-approved for diabetic foot health needs
  • Helps with foot conditions such as overpronation, flat feet, plantar fasciitis, heel pain, shin splints, knee pain, low arches, and general foot fatigue