“I was using it everyday walking 20k+ steps and it was so comfortable, my feet did not hurt at all.”
New Balance fans are flocking to grab a 40% discount on a £110 pair of trainers being hailed as ‘perfect for everyday’ wear. The 204L Shoes have dropped to £66 and boast a 4.3 out of 5 rating from customer feedback.
On the New Balance website, the complete product description states: “Enter the 204L : an unexpected interpretation of 2000s running-inspired style. This low-profile silhouette blends the slim structure of ’70s running shoes with tech-inspired texture of premium suede.
“Pulling design elements from past and present New Balance favorites, the 204L feels familiar, yet new. Its sleek proportions, accented with arced lines across the overlay, make the 204L both unique and easy to wear.”
For those seeking a comparable style at a lower cost, Next offers these Neutral Forever Comfort Lace-Up Trainers at £35. Customers have praised the footwear as ‘great for summer’ owing to its versatile neutral look.
Alternatively, FitFlop fans can find these RTG Leather/Suede Trainers , reduced from £90 to £55. They come with ‘soft padding’ providing ‘extra breathability’, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Among the New Balance customer reviews, one buyer commented: “So cute I’m in love! Comfy and great for walking in!”
Another noted: “Cool effortless and comfy. They pretty much go with every look! “
A third customer remarked: “I got this for a recent trip to London knowing I would be walking around a lot. I was using it everyday walking 20k+ steps and it was so comfortable, my feet did not hurt at all. It had full support while the cushion was soft and went good with all my outfits!”
A fourth buyer commented: “Shoes are true to size, very comfortable and super cute!”
It’s worth noting that some customers described the shoes as ‘narrow’ so they may not be suitable for wider feet.
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