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Best PricesCoreScoreFactsNew Balance FuelCell Prism v2: a light trainer with a hint of stabilityWhat is it best for?Prism v2 vs. v1: not a major updateComparisonPopularity
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New Balance FuelCell Prism v2: a light trainer with a hint of stability
The FuelCell Prism v2 was made for people who need a light, versatile running shoe that offers a minimal amount of arch support. Here is what makes the Prism stand out:
- it is around 1 oz (30 g) lighter than stability running shoes on average
- the shoe employs FuelCell cushioning, the brand’s lightest and most responsive foam, that’s also used in its premium performance shoes like the Rebel
What is it best for?
- Pace: slow to fast
- Distance: up to a marathon
- Pronation: neutral to mild overpronation*
*If you’re not sure about your type, learn more in our guide on pronation.
Prism v2 vs. v1: not a major update
The two versions are essentially similar with the second one adding just a few twitches to improve the overall comfort and cushioning.
So you might as well consider going with Prism v1 if it’s offered at a good discount.
Popularity
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