New Balance 626v2 - Women's Slip Resistant Shoe
New Balance 626v2 - Women's Slip Resistant Shoe
Item#: 7036750
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Product Description
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New Balance 626v2 Training Shoes for Women: Slip Resistant with Exceptional Support
The New Balance 626v2 Women's Cross Training Shoe features cushioning features to soften steps and slip resistant technology to keep feet steady on the ground. The upper is made out of leather to enhance breathability and comfort while maximum shock absorption and support is provided by ABZORB cushioning and an internal shank; plus, this athletic shoe is also lightweight due to the Phantom Liner. The outsole is slip resistant: it was tested under ASTM F 2913, meeting or exceeding a result of 0.7 for wet or dry conditions, and 0.5 for wet, oily, or soapy conditions. The New Balance 626 Women's Cross Training Shoe also has a 10 MM drop design and a non-marking outsole to help keep floors free from scuffs.
Features
- AA5500 Coded
- AArch support
- CContoured Footbed
- CCushioned Heel
- MMotion Control
- RRemovable Footbed
- SSeamless Interior
- SShock Absorbing
- SSlip Resistant
- WWide Toe Box
Foot Conditions
- AAchilles Tendonitis
- AArch Pain/Arch Strain
- AArthritis
- BBunion
- CCavus Foot
- CCharcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT)
- CClaw Toes
- DDiabetic/Neuropathy
- FFat Pad Atrophy
- FFlat Feet/Fallen Arches
- HHammertoe/Mallet Toe
- HHeel Pain/Heel Spurs
- MMetatarsalgia/Ball Of Foot Pain
- MMorton's Neuroma
- MMorton's Toe
- OOver Pronation
- PPlantar Fasciitis
- PPost-Tib Tendonitis
- SShin Splints
- UUnder Pronation/Supination
* Based on the Features, this product may be appropriate for the listed Foot Conditions.
The information provided by Healthy Feet Store, LLC and Dr. Hurless is intended for educational purposes only and not intended to be used as a recommendation for a patient's specific medical condition, treatment plan or management of a disease. Please consult your healthcare provider.
