New Balance MT910 GT Running Shoe Review
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Jumping into the scene this year with a rugged design that features a reinforced toe bumper and full inner Gore-Tex liner, the New Balance MT910GT tears up trails and rips up backcountry terrain. This shoe found purchase on slick rocks, muddy uphill ascents, and slippery stream beds. They didn’t disappoint on the downhill run either – we found them to be extremely stable on the descent. Packed with technical features and a removable quick drying liner, the MT910GT provides a lot of bang for your buck. Guaranteed to be a trail favorite! For more information on the MT910 GT and other New Balance footwear, please visit www.newbalance.com or www.amazon.com/newbalance.
The new NB MT910GT MAY just be the best fitting, most comfortable, running show I have ever owned. Sure it’s a waterproof (Gore-Tex) trail shoe, but the shoe is so light, and flexible, it is even great for the road.
Expect a lot MORE great things from New Balance.
Just picked these up today so haven’t had a real chance to give them a workout, they did however feel great on the TM but I will say that the fit was exactly what I was expecting from New Balance. I currently run in New Balance 1062 and 1063s on the road. This shoe fit more like the older 1062 in my opinion, and I liked it. My U.S. size 10 weighed in a 410gm each a bit under the published 420gm for a size 9.5. so a bit lighter then stated but not a lot. The cushioning seems fine but they are a bit less flexible through the midsection of the shoe probably because of the rock plate.
Overall looks like a good prospect from the folks at New Balance for the trail runner.
I’m a US Army Artillery Forward Observer…. running is a constant part of my life. I bought a pair of 910’s at the Ft. Lewis PX, for my physical training uniform, and I am extremely satisfied with this purchase. It rains a lot, at Ft. Lewis…. so the GoreTex is a nice touch, for out here. The comfort and weight leave nothing to be desired, whatsoever, and, holy hell, is this shoe stable! I have gone through about 8 different running shoes, in my 5 military years, and if I can help it at all, I will never own another model, again. This shoe ought to be issued to us, in Basic Training.