The i-Run team says
Make the most of your trail sessions and discover new sensations thanks to the New Balance Fresh Foam Hierro V7 shoe for women. Versatile and at ease on any trail, it will give you peace of mind.
Present in the midsole, Fresh Foam X promises excellent shock absorption with every stride you take. Highly responsive, it provides energy rebound that is capable of propelling you at speed.
The mesh upper promotes air circulation for breathability adapted to the intensity of effort. It has reinforced inserts for enhanced strength and Toe Protect technology preserves you from debris on mountainous routes.
The Vibram Megagrip outsole provides ideal grip on a multitude of surfaces. Its cleats improve grip and provide ideal traction force over the miles.
Key features of the New Balance Fresh Foam Hierro V7 shoe
- Fresh Foam X in the midsole: cushioning and energy rebound
- Mesh upper: breathability
- Upper with reinforcements: robustness
- Toe Protect: protects against stones and roots
- Vibram Megagrip outsole with cleats: grip, adhesion, traction and durability.
- Removable insole
- Width B: standard
- Green Leaf Label: product designed with eco-friendly materials
- Heel to toe drop: 8 mm
- Weight recorded at i-Run: 249 g in size 40
- Colours: light grey, beige, black, purple, neon green and brown
Technologies
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Toe Protect
Protection system placed at the front of the foot to prevent impacts against stones or rocks.
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Fresh Foam X
The latest version of New Balance's renowned foam, the Fresh Foam X, offers high-performance cushioning that provides explosive energy return and a comfortable, natural bounce with every stride.
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Vibram MegaGrip
The Vibram MegaGrip outsole ensures perfect grip on all surfaces, both dry and wet terrains, and offers exemplary durability.
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Green Leaf
The Green Leaf standard unique to New Balance highlights the presence of environmentally friendly materials. For textiles that meet this standard, 50% or more of the materials used must be part of an eco-responsible approach. This means they can come from recycled fibers or, as with cotton, from sustainable farming methods (such as the Better Cotton Initiative, for example).
