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

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

The New Balance FuelCell Rebel v5 is a men's daily trainer built around a race-inspired aesthetic and a lightweight, responsive ride. Available in a wide fit in Black and Castlerock, it features a FuelCell midsole constructed from a PEBA and EVA foam blend that delivers a propulsive, energetic feel underfoot. Compared to its predecessor, the v5 carries more foam underfoot while maintaining a notably low 6mm heel stack (approximate, accounting for manufacturing variances). The engineered mesh upper is paired with FantomFit bonded overlays for ultra-light structural support and breathability, while a redesigned heel and tongue improve comfort during faster efforts. The outsole has been updated with additional rubber at the forefoot for improved durability and traction. A boldly sculpted midsole and colorblocked design give the shoe a streamlined silhouette suited to both long steady runs and quicker, more spontaneous sessions. Sizing runs true to size according to customer feedback.

Category: Footwear
Brand: New Balance
Color: Black - Castlerock
Customers Say: True to Size

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the FuelCell Rebel v5 as a meaningful upgrade over its predecessor, highlighting its soft yet responsive PEBA-blended FuelCell foam, lightweight build, and impressive versatility across easy runs, tempo sessions, and even light race use. The improved heel collar padding, roomy toebox, and breathable upper earn frequent compliments, and the wide fit option is welcomed by runners who need extra room. The most common criticism is that the added stack height and softer ride make the shoe feel less "fast" and poppy than the v4, with some noting the foam can feel mushy on longer efforts. A few reviewers also flag limited airflow and concerns about upper durability over time. Sizing tends to run slightly short, so sizing up is often recommended.