March 25

New Balance MT610V4 trail running shoes: Video review by Mayayo (@moxigeno)

Posted by mayayo oxigeno on March 25, 2015 in new balance, new balance mt610 review, new balance mt610v4, new balance running, new balance trail running, trail running, trail running reviews, trail running spain, trail running spain 2015 | Leave a comment

After summing up here in spanish the best of New Balance 2015 trail running shoes, our team of in-depth testers is now moving on with their first kilometers on them. Then, step by step they will be gradually making up their minds , until once they have shared over 200km with them, they feel ready to publish their final review article with all the data in CARRERASDEMONTANA.COM as usual.

However, since those thorough tests can take up to a couple of months, we’ll be publishing here in english our review videos of each shoe with the technical analysis. It’s just one side of the coin, obviously, because until we do not know how they behave over the long haul we cannot see the full picture. Also, we chose to start with these New Balance MT610v4 because they offer a promise of superb value for money coupled with tremendous versatility…if only they are able to deliver over the trails what their technical analysis promises.

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NEW BALANCE MT610 V4: PROTECTION AND VERSATILITY A GOOD PRICE.

This fourth edition of the NB MT610 is for us the most interesting for the middle of the pack trail runner, among New Balance trail running shoes for 2015, aiming in fact as high as to dethrone the latest member of the best selling saga, Brooks Cascadia 10.

This New Balance MT610 is built as a trusty companion for all situations on the trails and rhythms. It is designed to deliver comfortable trekking as well as good partnership in taking on ultrarunning up to a hundred miles, as it also provides full confidence and protection when we hit sections of rocks and technical terrain. Now, let´s get on with the review of this shoes, also compared to other market alternatives such as Cascadia or its own sister shoe, the NB Leadville.