Side View of Men’s New Balance FuelCell Shift TR training shoe in steel with white and serene blue – featuring a lightweight mesh upper with supportive overlays, FuelCell midsole for explosive energy return, and durable rubber outsole with strategic tread for multi-directional traction during high-intensity workouts.
Front View of Men’s New Balance FuelCell Shift TR training shoe in steel with white and serene blue – featuring roomy toe box, seamless upper design, and secure lace closure for a snug fit.
Top View of Men’s New Balance FuelCell Shift TR training shoe in steel with white and serene blue – featuring responsive FuelCell midsole cushioning, supportive synthetic overlays, and breathable mesh panels.
Bottom View of Men’s New Balance FuelCell Shift TR training shoe in steel with white and serene blue – featuring durable rubber outsole with multi-directional traction for stability and grip during workouts.

Men's FuelCell Shift TR - Steel with White and Serene Blue (D Width)

$89.99 USD
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Push your workouts to the next level with the New Balance Men’s FuelCell Shift TR in Steel with White and Serene Blue. Built for dynamic movement, explosive energy return, and versatile training demands, this performance shoe blends sleek style with unmatched function—ideal for everything from HIIT to strength sessions.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • FuelCell Midsole Technology – Delivers high-rebound cushioning and propulsive energy to keep you moving fast
  • TPU Heel Clip – Adds rearfoot stability for lateral movement and agility drills
  • Full Rubber Outsole – Designed for multi-surface traction and long-lasting durability
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Breathable, lightweight, and flexible for dynamic foot movement
  • Low-to-the-Ground Feel – Enhances responsiveness and control during lifts and quick transitions
  • Removable Insole – Orthotic-friendly for personalized comfort and support
  • Helps with foot conditions such as mild plantar fasciitis, flat feet, overpronation, and general foot fatigue