New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v14 vs More v5: Which Is the True King of Comfort?

[@morper524]

wich one should be better option for just standing all day long or walking in town?

[@brianflath9037]

I’ve enjoyed the More v.4 as my easy day shoe but have been considering changing to the 1080 next time around.

[@slkric1724]

I like the 1080v12, but the 1080v13 was to soft and unstable so I went with the 880. I look forward to trying the 1080v14 since new balance made some changes.

[@RobertBruno]

I have the More v5 and 1080v13. Both are great. More v5 took more miles to break in. Interested to try the v14.

[@jeffmerheb3182]

I tried the More v5 and found the upper crushing my toes , do the 1080 v14 have more height in the toebox?

[@ChirsRichardson10]

Would you go with the 1080 V 13, 14 or the Rebel?

[@TravisC521]

Had the v13 and it was super unstable for me. I got the v14 and it is way more stable. Haven’t run in the Rebel but trying it on, it’s much lighter and stable than the v13 but not as comfortable

[@brunis_m]

Need something with a stiff forefoot (hallux rigidus patient) and roomy toe box (rest of my foot is on the wider/more volumous side but not quite 2E). Wondering about the More v5 versus Topo Atmos in 2E (I know topo runs narrow on midfoot/heel) versus Altra FWD Via. Thoughts?

[@BobTrieste]

Interested in what you use for longer road runs. I think I have hallux rigidus in right foot. Was measured as a 2E width. Have been recently using Spenco Max inserts and find I like them and alleviate big toe pain. Recently been using both Brooks Glycerin 21 (nice in the 2E width, a firmer shoe than I am used to coming from Hoka's) and On Cloudeclipse. I find the Cloudeclipse a little more responsive and lighter and yet nice cushion without being too soft.

[@brunis_m]

@@BobTrieste haven’t been running. Still using my endorphin shift 3 for walking, but it has been discontinued now

[@BobTrieste]

@@brunis_m I picked up the NB 1080 v14 and really like it; I am using a Spenco insert in place of the standard insert to help stabilize my right toe. The cushioning feels just right (like right in between the Hoka Clifton and Bondi which I had used but moved away from after realizing I need a wide). They are a little heavier than recent use in On Cloudeclipse but I plan on alternating between these two for daily training.

[@brunis_m]

@@BobTrieste did you try the more v5? It’s far from uncomfortable, but after having tried a topo I feel like nothing has a wide enough toe box. Unfortunately the topo phantom 3 didn’t have enough volume height wise and on the rest of the foot.

[@BobTrieste]

@@brunis_m I did not get a chance to try the More v5 (nor any "More" model) as I haven't seen them after going to several stores. I had my foot measured on a scanner and the size came back 12 Wide (2E). However after trying a Brooks Glycerin 21 (fine shoes but just a touch too stiff for me) I did find the 1080 v14 to be just right as a long run shoe. I also recently have been enjoying the On Cloudeclipse which is the first On shoe for me. Their standard 12 is wider in toes than a Hoka and other models. However again when I got measured on the scanner and told the salesperson my toe issue he sold me on a "Spenco" insert with a high arch. I would not have thought that would be comfortable but it does allow me to run with less pain. I do tend to remove them when walking around. Best advice is really just to experiment. Never tried on a Topo but maybe I will next. Thanks!

[@jonestacara]

They are so ugly now. I wish they bring back the version 10. Those were the best