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New Balance Fuelcell Supercomp Trail
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New Balance · men

Fuelcell Supercomp Trail

Neon Dragonfly

No stock at tracked retailers

last seen £100.00 at Pro:Direct Running · 4m ago

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.

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On paper

The Fuelcell Supercomp Trail is a trail shoe from New Balance.

We track 3 colourways of this shoe and none is in stock at the retailers we follow right now. We keep checking.

From New Balance

New Balance come to the trail “Super Shoe” party with the FuelCell SuperComp Trail in Bisque/Urgent Red/Black, bringing off-road versions of their highly successful race day technologies, to give you a carbon plated, propulsive and super grippy race shoe.The New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trail uses athlete led innovations and applies them to the trail. Two layers of propulsive FuelCell foam sandwich a carbon fibre plate, with a large cut out section through the outsole that allows the plate to release its full potential.

The outsole uses a Vibram Litebase construction for lightweight durability, with a Megagrip compound that offers incredible traction across off road terrain.

The lightweight upper not only offers a secure fit, but also a sleek, speed ready feel, so that you can release your full potential, whether that is a jog through the local woods, or conquering ultra trail race podiums.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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