New Balance 991 cushioning is a big deal
Runners need shock absorption in their shoes. The New Balance 991 also follows this creed. The Cushioning in this shoe has to be seen and felt in order to appreciate it’s effectiveness. There are many things that make the cushioning in the 991 a big deal. It could be the blown rubber in the forefoot. It could be the ABZORB that New Balance has inserted into the shoe in specific areas. It could also be the polyurethane heel. All of these things add up to give this shoe superior cushioning. In the following article I will be talking about these different features of the 991.
The first thing I’ll be talking about, is the blown rubber in the forefoot. Normally when running the forefoot comes under lots of stress from impacts. New Balance knew this and added the blown rubber there to counter the force on your feet. Rubber is known for being very pliable and this can help absorb impact very well and add to the overall comfort.
Secondly I’ll be talking about the ABZORB patented inserts. I always say patented because these are inserts specifically designed by New Balance for use in their shoes. These are put into the heel and the forefoot in order to help lessen impact in these two areas. These inserts are a large reason that cushioning in this shoe is a big deal.
Lastly, I’ll be talking about the polyurethane heel. This adds durability and even more shock absorption into the shoe. It adds an amount of comfort that is felt towards the back of the shoe under your heel. Polyurethane is known to be a good shock absorber, so it being part of the heel of this shoe is no surprise.
In summary, New Balance took the padding of the New Balance 991 very serious. It really is a big deal. You can tell when you put this shoe on your feet and go for a run or go for a walk. Your feel will feel nice and comfortable in this shoe and it will allow you to go on walks or runs for many years to come.

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