The subtle differences between the Supernova Riot Trail shoe upper and the Supernova Sequence Road shoe upper. See more at: cli.gs

This is New Balance’s latest edition to the natural/minimalistic running game. The shoe is surely to be a hit. It’s light, flexible, and comfortable. Weighing in at 7.5 oz in a size 9.5 (Mens), the shoe is lighter than most of its competition. With only a 4mm drop from heal to forefoot, a mid-foot to forefoot strike is promoted. The shoe must be designed to be worn sock-less, as the inside is very soft and free from any “hang-ups” that may cause irritation. There is no insole in this shoe. The heal counter may be a bit stiff, and may cause slight irritation depending on the runner. The last is wider than that of the New Balance M100 and M101, which gives you more room in the toe-box which promotes proper foot strike. The mesh exterior on the upper is a great choice for the shoe in combination with Vibram rubber forming the “circular-atomic” lug pattern on the sole of the shoe. The sole is a bit thick, but may compensate for the lack of Rock-Stop that was in place for the M100 and M101. Overall a great-looking and great-fitting shoe by New Balance as they continue their journey down the minimalistic road. (Or in this case…trail) Order your Minimus Trail Shoes now from: New Balance 7130 Heritage Square Dr. -Suite 410 Granger, IN 46530 Tel:574-272-7300 Fax:574-272-7301 Email: nbheritage@comcast.net For information ask for Michael Norton.

A New Balance music video celebrating trail and mountain runners. A Bluefoot Entertainment Production www.bluefoot.tv Producer/Director: Daniel Horgan NB Coordinating Producer: Jessica Vassall Directors of Photography: Clint Goldwater, Tony Melfi Camera Assists: Denny Graham, Eban Hathaway UTV Operator: Matt Stelling Editor: Daniel Horgan

Anton Krupicka presents New Balance Minimus Trail

In this video I show off my Nike Air Alvord VIs. These trail running shoes are discontinued and the newer model, Alvord VII is absolute garbage so I am trying to keep these older shoes in good shape. I have taken them for about a dozen runs and they feel quite solid. I was disappointed though, that the upper has been torn in several places. I hope they continue to hold up well overall. I am new to trail running and these shoes seem good for a starter. I am planning on buying some Avia trail running shoes to alterenate with these on my trail runs.