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Old 31st August 2007, 02:37 AM
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From Road Runner Sports:
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Boost your high-mileage training in this cushioned shoe with an improved midsole for supportive compression and resilient toe-off. Seamless liner enhances your fit. Nearly an ounce lighter now! 12.5 ounces


Features & Benefits:

Abzorb FL: NB's top of the line midsole material with excellent cushioning and compression set properties. A blend of Dupont Engage, Isoprene rubber and proprietary materials provide the ultimate ride
N-Durance outsole: Rubber compound for maximum durability in high-wear areas
Lightning Dry: Hydrophobic polyester yarns that quickly move moisture away from the body to keep the wearer dry and comfortable
TS2 (Transitional Support System): Pronation control and smooth transition through gait cycle
Extended Web: Provides exceptional stability and pronation control
Stability Web: Superior, lightweight midfoot support
N-Lock: Enhances midfoot support
Phantom Liner: Seamless liner reduces irritations against the foot - enhancing the comfort, fit and weight of the shoe
Full-length Abzorb: Maximum shock absorption
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Default New Balance 1223

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The 1223 comes with better cushioning than its predecessor, thanks to a soft layer of foam over the midsole and a section of durable foam in the heel. Our tests showed the 1223 is lighter and more flexible than the 1222, so we've moved it from motion-control to the stability category. Make no mistake, though, the 1223 still has plenty of support. We recommend this shoe for average to bigger runners with low arches looking for a good combination of support and cushioning.
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Default New Balance 1223

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Introducing the new New Balance 1223! The long awaited upgrade from the 1222.

The New Balance 1223 is a high-mileage trainer designed to provide maximum stability and cushioning for the moderate to severe overpronator.

The New Balance 1223 is built with innovative Abzorb DTS cushioning system, gives you impact protection & stability for a smoother transition from heel to toe.
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anyone own this shoes? any review please? Thanks
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