New Balance Rebel v4 After 100 Miles

Summary by Krater

The reviewer evaluates the New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4 running shoe after 100 miles of use, discussing its PEBA and EVA foam blend, durability, and performance.

From the video

Answers: How does the New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4 hold up after 100 miles?

• New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4 review
• Running shoe durability after 100 miles
• PEBA and EVA foam midsole blend
• Comparison with ASICS Metaspeed Sky Paris
• Comparison with Hoka Mach 6
• Comparison with On Cloudsurfer

What it concludes

• The PEBA and EVA foam blend in the Rebel v4 slows down compression and decompression rates just enough for easy and long runs while remaining snappy at faster paces.
• The Rebel v4 upper molds to the foot and shows some creasing and grimy wear after 100 miles, but the foam and outsole rubber are holding up well without sacrificing performance.
• Alternative pairing options for the Rebel v4 include the ASICS Metaspeed Sky Paris for racing, the SC Pacer for speedy workouts, the Hoka Mach 6 as a comparable daily trainer, and the On Cloudsurfer for comfortable easy runs.