Product Details
- Size: 11 D(M) US
- Color: Black/Red
- Brand: New Balance
- Model: MT610-M
- Fabric type: Synthetic and mesh
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- Injection-molded EVA midsole
- Rubber outsole
- Synthetic and mesh upper
- AT Tread Outsole
- N-FUSETM
New Balance Men's MT610 Trail Running Shoe, Black/Red, 11 D US
Product Description
Travel far and fast in the New Balance MT610 trail shoe. This updated men's athletic shoe features a split suede and breathable synthetic and mesh upper with overlay accents for structure and support. The midsole N-FUSE cushioning foam is layered with structured foam for added comfort and support from heel-strike to toe-off. The non-marking outsole of the New Balance MT610 sneaker incorporates aggressive rubber lugs for maximum traction and durability.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By tuna
they are very comfortable but the fall apart very easy. had for only 2 months and only were them for playing disk golf. they started falling apart after 30 days. small holes started to appear and the just keep getting bigger.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
By Thomas Jackson
I've been wearing these shoes exclusively for 60 days or so of work now and I am disappointed in their quality. Holes have appeared in both shoes where my small toe sits against the mesh. I walk 15,000 to 18,000 steps a day, which is a fair amount, I still think less than three months of use is poor.
27 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
By Gary Leese
I really wanted these shoes to work, but I'm afraid I had to return them for a refund.First the pros:AffordableMade (assembled?) in USAGrippy, solid rubber outsoleMultiple widths.Now the cons (at least for me):As a runner and long distance hiker with a wide forefoot, narrow heel, in size 14 1/2, my choices for trail running shoes are extremely limited. My favorite shoe, (not for the quality, but for the fit), the Vasque Blur SL has been discontinued, and my sixth and last pair of Blur's are finally wearing out.Unfortunately, with the MT610's, I have an ongoing problem with the tongue slipping down and to the side only after a few minutes of walking or running in them. In addition, the tongue is unusually short to begin with, so the problem of tongue slip is exacerbated. I considered going to a shoe repair and have tongue stabilizer loops installed, but why should I have to repair a brand new pair of shoes? I have been running marathons and long distance hiking for over 40 years, and this is the FIRST pair of running shoes that I have ever owned that lacks tongue stabilizer loops. What was the designer thinking? The MT610's predecessor, the MT573 had multiple tongue stabilizer loops; why change a good thing?Fashion before function must be the designers mantra, as also evidenced by the red or yellow soles as the only option on this model. But I've read enough reviews that starts "I bought these for my husband", or "I'm not an athlete, but I bought athletic shoes because they look cool" to know that I'm losing the battle when I prefer fit, function, and performance over fashion.
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