Side View of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam x 880v12 running shoe in pixel green – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, Fresh Foam X midsole for plush cushioning, and durable rubber outsole for everyday traction.
Side View of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 880v12 running shoe in pixel green – featuring engineered mesh upper for breathable support, Fresh Foam X midsole for soft and responsive cushioning, and vibrant color for standout style.
Top View of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 880v12 running shoe in pixel green – featuring cushioned footbed, breathable mesh lining, and lace-up closure for an adaptive, secure fit.
Bottom View of Men’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 880v12 running shoe in pixel green – featuring durable rubber outsole with flex grooves, multi-zone tread for versatile traction, and reinforced heel for long-lasting wear.

Men's Fresh Foam x 880v12 - Pixel Green (D Width)

$149.99 USD
By New Balance
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The New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X 880v12 in Pixel Green is a trusted daily trainer engineered for runners and walkers who prioritize consistent comfort and support. Designed for high mileage or everyday wear, the 880v12 combines performance-driven technology with standout style in a vibrant green hue.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • Fresh Foam X Midsole – Offers ultra-plush cushioning for maximum comfort and shock absorption
  • Dual-Layer Midsole Construction – Balances soft underfoot comfort with a firmer, more responsive ride
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Lightweight and breathable, with strategic structure for a secure fit
  • Durable Blown Rubber Outsole – Provides long-lasting traction and grip for road or treadmill use
  • Neutral Support Design – Ideal for those with a natural gait or mild overpronation
  • Orthotic-Friendly – Removable insole allows for easy customization with personal orthotics
  • Certified PDAC A5500 Diabetic Shoe – Medicare-approved for diabetic foot health needs
  • Helps with foot conditions such as mild overpronation, neutral arches, plantar fasciitis, shin splints, knee pain, metatarsalgia, and general foot fatigue