<b>Brand & Style</b> - New Balance M840 <br /> <b>Width</b> - Medium (D, M) <br /> <b>True Color</b> - BG2 <br /> <b>Upper Material</b> - Mesh <b>Outsole Material</b> - Man-Made <br /> <b>Heel Height</b> - 1.75 Inches <br /> New Balance offers a wide range of high-performance, width-sized men's and women's athletic shoes tailored to a wide range of activities. New Balance prides itself on being "Endorsed By No One," believing that offering superior, technologically advanced products in a wide range of styles, sizes, and widths will sell themselves "better than any superstar athlete ever could." <br /> <br />In 1906, the company began in Boston when waiter William Riley started building arch supports for people on their feet all day, like his fellow waiters and police officers. Soon he was making shoes, and in the late 1920s he created his first running shoes. In 1960, the company introduced the first running shoes in multiple widths, establishing New Balance's reputation for athletic footwear that can fit any foot perfectly and perform superbly with exceptional comfort and support. ps6819851
<b>Size</b> - 10 US <br /> <b>Brand & Style</b> - Nike Free 5.0 Tr Fit 5 <br /> <b>Width</b> - Medium (B, M) <br /> <b>True Color</b> - Wolf Grey/Voltage Green/Dark Grey/Vivid Purple <br /> <b>Upper Material</b> - Mesh <b>Outsole Material</b> - Man-Made <br /> <b>Heel Height</b> - 1 Inches <br /> Not only does Nike stand supreme as perhaps the world's most widely recognized and respected brand of athletic shoes for men, women, boys, and girls, but it also offers an outstanding range of choices in style and sport. Whatever the model, style, or sport, Nike shoes features some of the world's top designs, highest-quality materials, and most advanced technological innovations. <br />In the 1950s, University of Oregon's Bill Bowerman began to design and create shoes for his runners. Soon, he joined forces with former U of O runner and Stanford MBA Phil Knight to manufacture shoes in Japan under the Blue Ribbon Sports brand. They changed the name to Nike in 1972, while also introducing the Nike "Swoosh" logo. From that moment on, Nike has continued to strengthen its position as one of the world's preeminent makers of athletic shoes for pros and amateurs alike. 2976271