Side view of Men’s New Balance 928v3 athletic shoe in all black – featuring full-grain leather upper for support and durability, ABZORB midsole cushioning for shock absorption, hook-and-loop closure for secure fit, and rubber outsole for traction.
Side view of Men’s New Balance 928v3 walking shoe in black – featuring a sleek leather design, stitched overlays, and motion control technology for added support.
Top view of Men’s New Balance 928v3 walking shoe in black – featuring a supportive leather upper, cushioned collar, and breathable mesh lining for all-day comfort.
Bottom view of Men’s New Balance 928v3 walking shoe in black – featuring a durable rubber outsole, slip-resistant tread, and enhanced arch support for stability.

Men's 928v3 - Black (4E Width)

$159.99 USD
By New Balance
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The New Balance Men’s 928v3 in Black is a motion-control walking shoe engineered for unmatched support, stability, and comfort. Whether you’re on your feet all day at work or enjoying a daily walk, this shoe delivers consistent performance with every step. 

Key Features:

  • 4E Width (Extra Wide) – Greater width for extra comfort and foot room
  • Premium Leather Upper – Sleek and supportive with a professional look that lasts
  • ROLLBAR® Stability Post System – Enhances rear-foot stability and motion control to reduce overpronation
  • ABZORB® Cushioning in Midfoot – Absorbs impact and reduces foot fatigue
  • PU Foam Insert – Delivers long-lasting comfort and support
  • Moisture-Wicking Phantom Liner – Smooth interior helps prevent irritation and keeps feet dry
  • Rubber Outsole with Walking Strike Path – Promotes natural foot motion and provides excellent traction
  • Orthotic-Friendly Design – Features a removable footbed to accommodate custom orthotics
  • Medicare/HCPCS Code A5500 – Approved for diabetic use and eligible for reimbursement
  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, heel pain, overpronation, flat feet, diabetic-friendly, sensitive feet, arthritis, joint pain, bunions, and general foot fatigue