New Balance 880 V15

Doctors of Running attributes the 880 v15 being the most durable to the fact that there is not a lot of foam to break down.

Doctors of Running attributes the 880 v15's ride as having structure, stiffness, and a rockered feel.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 v15 feels the most rockered of the three compared because its stiffness and firmness hold the platform's shape and cause it to roll.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 v15 is the firmest of the three shoes compared (Ellipse v1, 880 v15, 1080 v13/v15).

Doctors of Running observes that in terms of durability the 880 v15 seems to be the best of the three compared, with about 50 miles on the shoe and barely any wear.

Doctors of Running observes that the 880 v15 has a large heel bevel, large forefoot rocker, and is a really stiff shoe.

Doctors of Running observes that the 880 v15 has sidewalls and is very stiff both longitudinally and torsionally, making it the most stable of the group.

Doctors of Running observes that the 880 v15's Fresh Foam midsole does not compress very much and is also not very resilient (not bouncy).

Doctors of Running observes that the 880 v15's heel counter is the stiffest of the three compared shoes.

Doctors of Running observes the 880 v15 has a wide fit but the volume (height) sits really low, making it feel snug.

Doctors of Running observes the 880 v15's heels are also really snug because the heel counter is the stiffest of the group.

Doctors of Running personally prefers a firmer rocker and states that for being on one's feet all day, the 880 v15 is the best of the three compared.

Doctors of Running states he started having trouble with the 880 v15 and could not keep running in it because the heel counter is so stiff.

Doctors of Running states that if someone is looking for cushioning, the 880 v15 may not be as good.

Doctors of Running states the 880 v15 also comes in a wide size, and that width carries up into the midfoot and heels.

Doctors of Running states the 880 v15 is not a stability shoe, but would almost put it borderline with where the 860 and Vongo are for stability.

Doctors of Running states the 880 v15 wins on stability, with a wide sole and sidewalls.

Doctors of Running describes the 880 V15's ride as firm and stable with a really rockered feel, a posterolateral heel bevel, super smooth transition, and no flexibility — a rolling rockered ride underfoot.

Doctors of Running did not have to lock down the laces at all in the 880 V15 because the volume is low enough and there is a bit more padding in the heel.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15 is a lot more stable than the 1080 V15, with a wider sole and really awesome sidewalls.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15 is not fast, is heavier, but good for just rolling, running, walking, longer miles, or easy miles.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15 is the more comfortable walking shoe compared to the 1080 V15, and the better option if going long and needing structure.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15 sits low against the foot, similar to previous 1080s.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15 uses Fresh Foam X, which is firmer and more traditional EVA foam.

Doctors of Running finds the 880 V15's upper fits fairly wide but low volume.

Doctors of Running finds the width of the 880 V15 continues into the midfoot but volume is so low that security has not been an issue.

Doctors of Running measured the 880 V15 in men's size 10 at 10.6 oz (about 300 g).

Doctors of Running observes a much more prominent toe guard on the 880 V15 that makes it feel a bit more tapered and a bit short.

Doctors of Running observes the 880 V15's outsole is awesome and the midsole is holding its structure without breaking down at all after 40 miles.

Doctors of Running reports the 880 V15's ride had not changed at all during their 40 miles.

Doctors of Running states the 880 V15 has a stiffer rocker ride and is not for doing anything fast.

Doctors of Running states the 880 V15 has gone more firm, rockered, and slightly higher stack height this year.

Doctors of Running states the 880 V15 is a really stable neutral rocker shoe that works well for them because they need a little stability.

Doctors of Running states their personal preference is the 880 V15 because it rolls along really nicely and is really great for standing and walking.

Doctors of Running suggests some people might benefit from going up a half size in the 880 V15 because the toe guard makes it feel a teeny bit short.