Alex GarbrechtStrava
New seller
Lewes, United Kingdom
91
% Life
Like New
Expert Summary
The New Balance Fuelcell Rebel V5 is widely praised for its versatility, lightweight build, and responsive yet cushioned ride, making it an excellent choice for daily training and recovery runs. Experts and users consist...
Pros
- Exceptionally lightweight build makes the shoe feel nearly invisible on foot, reducing fatigue during longer runs
- FuelCell midsole delivers a lively, responsive ride that adapts well to both easy paces and uptempo efforts
- Improved upper design offers a secure fit with enhanced heel padding, increasing comfort and lockdown compared to previous versions
Cons
- Outsole durability is limited, with noticeable wear in high-impact areas after moderate mileage, especially for heel strikers
- Stability is reduced compared to the previous version due to a narrower base and higher stack, making it less suitable for overpronators or those needing extra support
- Breathability is average, with the upper feeling warm during hot weather runs
Performance & Training
8/10
Performance
9/10
Comfort
7/10
Durability
9/10
Value
Ideal as
Daily Trainer
Best suited for intermediate to advanced runners who prefer a lightweight, flexible trainer for daily mileage, tempo runs, and fartlek sessions. Ideal for those with a neutral gait who prioritize comfort, responsiveness, and versatility over maximum stability or outsole longevity.
Training Breakdown
Daily Training
95%
Recovery
85%
Long Runs
80%
Tempo / Speed
75%
Racing
60%
Trail Running
10%
Specs
220g
Weight
6mm
Drop
35/29mm
Stack Height
No Plate
Plate
Key Features
- PEBA-blend FuelCell midsole
- Lightweight engineered mesh upper
- 36mm heel/30mm forefoot stack
- 6mm drop
- Unplated flexible ride
Midsole
PEBA/EVA blend FuelCell foam
Upper
Engineered mesh with FANTOMFIT design and gusseted tongue
New Balance
Fuelcell Rebel V5
£20
RRP not yet available
Men's
Listed Size: UK 10½
Lewes, United Kingdom
Equivalent Sizes: US: 11 | EU: 45
Estimated Lifespan
91%remaining
Like New Condition
Used
50 km
Remaining
480 km
Total
530 km
How long will they last?
At 50 km/week:
~10 weeks