Product Overview

The New Balance 1080v15 is a premium neutral daily trainer designed for runners seeking plush cushioning, smooth transitions, and all-day comfort. Featuring a brand-new Infinion midsole foam, breathable mesh upper, and a balanced stack height, it delivers a soft yet responsive ride that’s ideal for easy runs, long miles, and versatile pace training.

Key Features:

• Infinion Midsole Technology: New foam compound engineered to provide enhanced cushioning, energy return, and long-lasting performance.
• Breathable Mesh Upper: Lightweight perforated mesh provides airflow, comfort, and secure lockdown, with molded contour details for a modern look.
• Balanced Stack Height: Generous cushioning underfoot (40 mm heel / 34 mm forefoot) for plush protection without excess weight.
• Reflective Details: Improve visibility during low-light runs.
• Rubber Outsole Coverage: Durable rubber in heel and forefoot areas provides traction where most needed.

Benefits:

Plush Comfort
Infinion foam offers a soft, protective ride that’s perfect for daily training, long runs, and recovery miles.

Lightweight & Versatile
Despite its generous cushioning, the 1080v15 feels lighter and more agile than its predecessors, making it suitable for a variety of paces.

Breathability & Fit
The engineered mesh upper keeps feet cool and comfortable, while a secure fit helps reduce slippage and irritation.

Technical Specifications:

• Midsole: Infinion foam with enhanced cushioning and energy return
• Upper: Perforated breathable mesh with molded contour details
• Outsole: Rubber sections for traction in key contact zones
• Drop: Approximately 6 mm
• Weight: Approx.  208 g (women’s)
• Use Case: Neutral daily training, long runs, and casual runs

Why Choose the New Balance 1080v15?

If you’re looking for a daily trainer that balances plush cushioning with modern responsiveness, the 1080v15 is an excellent choice. Its updated Infinion midsole delivers comfort and energy return without excess weight, making it versatile enough for easy runs, recovery days, and moderate‑pace workouts.