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New Balance FuelCell Rebel v5
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New Balance · men

FuelCell Rebel v5

Magnet / Light Zinc Blue

£140.00

Drop

6mm

Weight

223g

Terrain

road

Support

neutral

Width

D

Season

SS26

Sizes at best price (UK)

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Run4It£140.00in stock35h agoGo to shop

On paper

The FuelCell Rebel v5 is a neutral road shoe from New Balance (SS26 season). It weighs 223g in this build.

We track 11 colourways of this shoe, priced from £83.99 to £140.00 right now. This Magnet / Light Zinc Blue build sits at £140.00 — currently the dearest colour. Retailers clear colour by colour, so the spread moves week to week.

From New Balance

Advice for Road Runners: The New Balance Men's FuelCell Rebel v5 Running Shoes deliver a light, energetic, and yet protective underfoot feel. Making this a model a great choice for steady-paced miles and up-tempo training sessions.

FuelCell foam - a PEBA/EVA blend - offers a light and bouncy underfoot experience. The geometric design helps unlock more energy return.

The midsole has a higher stack and wider base than the previous model. This extra foam volume should translate into more comfort - particularly during slower-paced runs.

A redesigned outsole - with more rubber at the forefoot - improves durability.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

Reflectivelightweightbreathable

Construction

  • Engineered Mesh Upper
  • FantomFit
  • Redesigned Heel and Tongue
  • Traditional Lacing System
  • Reflective Details
  • FuelCell Midsole
  • Durable Rubber Outsole
  • Redesigned Rubber Placement

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