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FuelCell Rebel v5 Running Shoes [Wide] - Women's

Name: FuelCell Rebel v5 Running Shoes [Wide] - Women's
Brand: New Balance
Price: 143.99 CAD
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About this product

The New Balance FuelCell Rebel v5 in White is a women's wide-fit running shoe designed around a race-inspired aesthetic and a genuinely lightweight construction. Its engineered mesh upper incorporates FantomFit bonded overlays for support without added bulk, while a redesigned heel and tongue contribute to a more comfortable fit during faster efforts. The midsole blends PEBA and EVA foams, delivering a responsive, propulsive feel underfoot, and carries more foam volume than the previous version. A 6mm heel-to-toe drop (measured as midsole plus outsole combined) keeps the ride low and connected. The redesigned outsole adds more rubber coverage at the forefoot for improved durability and traction. Sized true to fit according to customer feedback and offered in a wide width, the FuelCell Rebel v5 suits daily training runs as well as sessions where a quicker, more energetic pace is the goal.

Category: Footwear
Brand: New Balance
Color: White
Customers Say: True to Size

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the FuelCell Rebel v5 for its soft, bouncy PEBA/EVA midsole that delivers a plush yet responsive ride without adding excessive weight, making it a versatile daily trainer that handles easy runs and tempo efforts alike. The wider fit, improved upper, and smooth heel transitions are frequently highlighted as meaningful upgrades over the v4, and the wide option is welcomed by runners who need extra room. The most common criticisms are reduced stability compared to prior versions due to the taller, softer stack, tongue pressure during longer runs, and outsole durability concerns, with the soft foam showing wear relatively quickly. Runners who preferred the v4's snappier, more ground-connected feel may find the v5 too cushioned and less race-oriented. Wet-weather traction is also flagged as a weakness.