Side View of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam x 860v12 running shoe in libra with night air – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, Fresh Foam X midsole for responsive cushioning, and medial post for added stability.
Side view of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v12 in White – featuring dual-density medial post for stability, Fresh Foam X midsole cushioning for responsive comfort, and a sleek design for modern aesthetics.
Bottom view of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v12 in White – featuring a durable rubber outsole with strategic tread patterns for reliable traction on various surfaces.
Top View of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v12 stability running shoe in libra with night air – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper for airflow, padded tongue and heel collar for ankle support, and a secure lacing system over a dual-density midsole for arch stability and all-day cushioning.

Women's Fresh Foam x 860v12 - Libra with Night Air (B Width)

$149.99 USD
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The New Balance Women’s Fresh Foam X 860v12 in Libra with Night Air is built for women who need stability, cushioning, and long-lasting comfort. Whether you're walking, running, or on your feet all day, the 860v12 offers the stability you can count on.

Key Features:

  • B Width (Regular) – Standard width for most women's shoes
  • Fresh Foam X Midsole – Offers luxurious cushioning with a smooth and responsive ride
  • Dual-Density Medial Post – Controls overpronation and encourages proper foot alignment
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Lightweight and breathable for a secure, flexible fit
  • Blown Rubber Outsole – Adds durability and traction for various surfaces
  • Molded Heel Counter – Improves rearfoot stability and reduces fatigue
  • Orthotic-Friendly Design – Removable insole accommodates 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