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New Balance Fresh Foam Hierro V9 Wide - 2E Width
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New Balance · men

Fresh Foam Hierro V9 Wide - 2E Width

Desert Clay / Earth Shadow / Urgent Red

No stock at tracked retailers

last seen £109.95 at Run North West ·

Sizes at best price (UK)

No sizes in stock at tracked retailers.

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

No stock at tracked retailers right now.

1 out of stock — last checked
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Run North West£109.95outGo to shop

In stock in: Faded Teal / Black £109.99

On paper

The Fresh Foam Hierro V9 Wide - 2E Width is a trail shoe from New Balance.

We track 2 colourways of this shoe. This Desert Clay / Earth Shadow / Urgent Red build is out of stock everywhere we look; one other colour is in stock from £109.99. Retailers clear colour by colour, so that can change without notice.

From New Balance

New Balance Men's Hierro V9 | 2E Wide Width | Desert Clay/Earth Shadow/Urgent Red | Trail

The New Balance Fresh Foam X Hierro v9 is a running shoe that combines comfort, durability and traction for trail running. The shoe is equipped with a Vibram® outsole for optimal grip on varied terrain and Fresh Foam® cushioning for a soft and responsive running experience.

Vibram® outsole with MegaGrip, for superior traction and durability on both dry and wet surfaces.

Dual density Fresh Foam X midsole foam with approximately 3% bio-based content delivers our most cushioned Fresh Foam experience for incredible comfort. The midsole has a softer top layer for comfort with a firmer bottom later for stability on uneven terrains.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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