Men's New Balance Fresh Foam x 1080v13 athletic shoe in black and white
Top View of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v13 running shoe in black with white – featuring engineered mesh upper for breathability, Fresh Foam midsole for plush cushioning, and supportive overlays for stability.
Back View of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v13 running shoe in black with white – featuring structured heel counter for support, pull tab for easy on and off, and padded collar for ankle comfort.
Bottom View of Women’s New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v13 running shoe in black with white – featuring durable rubber outsole with multi-directional traction, flex grooves for natural foot movement, and reinforced heel for stability.

Women's Fresh Foam x 1080v13 - Black with White (B Width)

$169.99 USD
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The New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v13 is designed for women who want next-level cushioning with a more adaptive, secure fit. Ideal for everything from long-distance running to everyday errands, this version delivers a softer underfoot feel, improved stability, and a smoother overall ride. Built with innovation in every detail, it’s the kind of shoe you’ll forget you’re wearing—because it works that well.

Key Features:

  • Single-Density Fresh Foam X Compound – Offers more consistent cushioning across the full midsole for enhanced comfort

  • Wider Base Platform – Increases underfoot stability without adding bulk

  • Modern Rocker Geometry – Encourages forward momentum and reduces energy loss during transitions

  • Reengineered Knit Upper – Provides structure and breathability with a seamless, second-skin fit

  • Soft Padded Interior Lining – Enhances comfort during long wear or high mileage

  • Anatomical Heel Shape – Reduces heel slip and irritation while promoting natural motion

  • Full Ground Contact Outsole – Optimizes surface grip and promotes smoother strides

  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, heel pain, arch fatigue, mild pronation, joint discomfort, and walking-related soreness