New Balance 1211

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The cross trainer that does it all. Supportive for lateral moves, and well-cushioned for running.

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Looking for one pair of shoes that does it all? Check out the 1211s. With supportive side bolstering and lightweight, breathable mesh, these shoes do it all. In addition to their versatility, they're an improvement on the previous 1210s - with a lower stack height, a medial post, and Stability web, they keep your feet planted during the brutal left-to-right motions of cross training. To keep you comfortable while running, they feature both N-ergy (a stabilizing outer thermoplastic rim with cushioning inside) and ACTEVA® LITE, a lightweight, hi-tech foam built to cushion and resist deformation in the long run.

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Predecessor	1210
Weight (ounces)	12.1000
Shoe Type	Stability
Shoe Last	PL-1
Tech	Abzorb®, New Balance's top-of-the line foam, containing DuPont Engage and isoprene rubber, for improved cushioning Acteva Lite®, a midsole foam 24% lighter than standard foam, made with DuPont™ Engage® and Elvaloy®. Optimal compression set properties for comfort and durability Lockdown Liner™, an internal liner integrated into the lacing to hold the midfoot in place and provide a more secure, more comfortable fit N-Ergy, an engineered elastomer that provides improved shock absorption for a more comfortable run NDurance, a high-strength rubber used for durability in wear areas Stability Web, a midfoot support below the arches designed to hold the middle of your shoe sole while allowing the forefoot to flex, protecting your arches
Features	Full EVA Strobel Board Medial Post Non-Marking Outsole Synthetic / Mesh Upper
Level of Experience	Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Suitability for Court / Tennis	Recommended
Suitability for Trail Running	Will Work
Suitability for Walking	Recommended
Suitability for Running	Will Work
Suitability for Outdoor / Hiking	Not Recommended
Suitability for Cross Training	Recommended
Manufacturer	New Balance

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Q: Is this shoe 1211 a motion control cross trainer?

Posted On: 12-03-17 By: Penny

A: Hi Penny, I would classify the 1211 as a stability cross trainer rather than a motion control. The 1211 offers extra stability in the form of the dual density medial post that you can see in the side view of the shoe (the darker grey area). Motion control is a more extreme form of stability that is located on both the inside and outside of the foot. A stability model only offers the support on the inside to discourage pronation or the foot rolling inwards. Hopefully this helps you get a better description of the shoe. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you, Lauren