New Balance Men's MW977 Walking Shoe Product Description:
A rugged mid cut country walker featuring Gore-Texî.
Gore-Tex XCR
ABZORB Heel and Forefoot
ROLLBAR
ROCK STOP
MOL-01 last
Weight (Size 9.5): 522 g
Amazon.com Product Description:
This MW977 outdoor walker from New Balance was made to perfectly suit you and your lifestyle. With the comfort technology like the Abzorb® Heel, Gore-Tex, and Roll Bar, this oiled leather sneaker will be working hard as you're playing hard.
Summary: Most comfortable shoe I've ever owned
Date: 2009-01-09 -
Comment: Without question this is the best walking shoe I have ever owned. I have problem feet and bad ankles and this shoe gives great support and comfort. I will own another pair.
Summary: Better than the description
Date: 2009-01-08 -
Comment: The shoes are extremely comfortable and are indeed waterproof. Also, I had the shoes shipped with Amazon free shipping and the package arrived at my door exactly 21 hours, thats right, 21 hours after I had placed the order. Fantastic.
Summary: Great Hiking and Winter sneaker
Date: 2009-01-06 -
Comment: I was looking for a replacement for my NB 901 hiking boots and found the MW977, overall the 977 is more comfortable, weight a bit less, and better looking. The Goretex is waterproof and can make my feet a bit sweaty at time (especially in the Summer), but wearing wool socks keep my feet dry and comfy. This is a great walking and hiking sneakers for sure.
Summary: great for hiking
Date: 2009-01-06 -
Comment: The shoes did great for my son on five days of hiking in the Red Rock Country in Arizona. Comfortable and well made. I bought the women's version for myself (my size wasn't available on Amazon, though), and love them. He and I both have wide feet, so we love New Balance's widths. We found these to be true to size. I can't evaluate the waterproofing yet.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Did not fit
Date: 2009-01-06 -
Comment: I returned the shoes and I am now waiting for Amazon to credit my credit card account. I haven't seen the credit yet. Thanks, Ken Bern
