New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3

New Balance surprises us again by presenting one of the most anticipated new products for 2024 in "The Running Event" held in Austin, Texas. The brand presented its new New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3, the third edition of what is becoming one of its flagship models.

The New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3 are running shoes with an avid character, designed to offer a proposal that maintains the philosophy of the line, characterised by aggressiveness and dynamism, also improving key points. A model that will reach the market in 2024.

What are the expectations for the new New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3?

The FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3 are running shoes from New Balance, with a carbon plate, that stand out for their versatility. They are oriented to high intensity, maximum aggressiveness and reactivity. A low profile model that does not neglect stability but gains in lightness and dynamism.

It is a model for intense training and competitions that stands out for maintaining flexibility, in combination with the dynamism of its carbon plate. making it a very complete model. As if that were not enough, its ultra-adherent rubber sole favors traction on all types of surfaces without adding too much weight.

Running shoes that will arrive with a fairly low weight, below 280 grams, and that will surely have a drop of 6mm, as we already saw with the New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v2. Qualities that in combination with the above mentioned make these versatile, low profile but with great stability and dynamism.

Runner profile: New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3

The New Balance FuelCell Supercomp Trainer v3 are designed for runners weighing up to 85 kilos. A model prepared to offer agility and dynamism for high-level racing and demanding workouts. It is a model that will stand out for its reactivity, designed to be able to reach avid rhythms.

In short, they are running shoes for men and women that will provide good stability on both dry and wet surfaces and that, despite having a philosophy of high paces, will behave equally well at slower paces, to cover distances up to a marathon.