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Best New Balance Basketball Shoe

New Balance TWO WXY V2
The New Balance TWO WXY V2 is one of the bets performance basketball shoes on the market. The traction is fantastic and the shoe features 2 New Balance cushions: FuelCell and Abzorb DRS and they work well together. The FitWeave upper is comfortable and moves well with your feet. There is very little to complain about.-
Rating: 9.5
Best New Balance Runinng Shoe

New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2
The New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2 is a fan favorite shoe that can do everything and received glowing reviews. the shoe is lightweight and bouncy, plus, the responsiveness of the FuelCell foam shines when picking up speed. The outsole grips well but the lugs wear away quickly. There’s still plenty of rubber on the outsole but grip strength will decline over time.-
Rating: 9
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New Balance History
New Balance was founded in 1906 by English born William J. Riley. At first, New Balance’s main focus was orthopedic products and specializing in arch supports. In 1934, William Riley joined with Arthur Hall, who sold supports to people that had jobs that kept them on their feet all day, for example, police officers.
When the 1950s rolled around, there was high demand for New Balance products, so much that athletes were asking for the tailored sneakers. In 1954, Arthur Hall sold New Balance to his daughter and her husband Paul Kidd. When Paul Kidd and his wife took control, the demand and products produced both skyrocketed.
The second year in the new decade 1961, the New Balance Trackster released. The Trackster was the first high performance running shoe. The Trackster had a ripple sole for traction and was available in different widths.
In 1972, New Balance once again was sold, but this time to an outsider, Jim S. Davis. By 1976, New Balance was still small but made a global breakthrough with its 320 model which won first place in the Runner’s World Magazine award.
To date, New Balance has expanded their running shoe company to a full athletic shoe empire, including sneakers catering to basketball, tennis, and hiking.