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New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer

Every version of the FuelCell SuperComp Trainer we track, compared on ratings, specs and current price.

FuelCell SuperComp Trainer
90Very good
vs. Median Line
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The line's rating is the median Better Shoes Rating of its five most recent rated versions. The median product line rates 76, and the FuelCell SuperComp Trainer rates above 95% of the lines we track.

New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer vs. Other Shoes

Each dot is one rated shoe: the FuelCell SuperComp Trainer in gold, all other shoes in gray.

FuelCell SuperComp Trainer shoes as gold dots among every rated shoe we track, on the Better Shoes Rating scale

Rating by version, oldest first

Each dot is one version of the FuelCell SuperComp Trainer, placed by its rating and release year.

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New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer versions with ratings, specs and prices
Version Released Weight Stack Rating Change Reviews Price
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 In stock 2024 8.9 oz 40/34mm stack · 6mm drop 81 -12 3 $107
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v2 2023 9.1 oz 40/34mm stack · 6mm drop 94 +4 20 $176 MSRP
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v1 2022 9.8 oz 47/39mm stack · 8mm drop 90 — 4 —

3 shoes

Prices updated daily. Last checked Oct 22.

  1. New Balance

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3

    81 Good Good 7 reviews Confidence 77

    v3 (2024) · Speed shoe · Neutral · 8.9 oz · 40mm stack · 6mm drop

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3
    Durability 69
    $107 $190 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 22, 8:32 AM UTC
    Overall
    81
    Cushioning
    84
    Appearance
    81
    Comfort
    73
    Durability
    69
    Value
    68
    Confidence
    77

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    Amazon

    $107 $190 44% off

    Best price

    As of Oct 22, 8:32 AM UTC

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    Dick's $190

    MSRP $190

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    Cons

    It is heavier than the typical speed shoe for sale.

    Some reviewers report trouble with the laces, finding them too short or needing changes to feel comfortable.

  2. New Balance

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v2

    94 Excellent Excellent 48 reviews Confidence 96

    v2 (2023) · Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.1 oz · 40mm stack · 6mm drop

    Reviewers say the cushioning leaves legs feeling fresh after long runs.

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v2
    Durability 74

    MSRP $176

    Overall
    94
    Cushioning
    96
    Appearance
    88
    Comfort
    77
    Durability
    74
    Value
    66
    Confidence
    96

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    Not available at tracked retailers right now.

    Pros

    Reviewers say the cushioning leaves legs feeling fresh after long runs.

    Runners use it for easy days, tempo workouts and races alike.

    A 40mm heel stack at 9.7 oz, and reviewers repeatedly call it light and responsive.

    Cons

    It lists at $176, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale, and seven reviewers call it expensive.

    Two reviewers say the deep groove in the sole picks up stones and bark.

    Durability averages 4.2 out of 5, and two reviewers report the outsole or the upper mesh wearing quickly.

  3. New Balance

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v1

    90 Very good Very good 10 reviews Confidence 80

    v1 (2022) · Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.8 oz · 47mm stack · 8mm drop

    All ten reviewers so far rate cushioning 5 out of 5, describing it as soft and springy across a range of paces.

    FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v1
    Durability 77
    Overall
    90
    Cushioning
    97
    Comfort
    84
    Value
    78
    Durability
    77
    Appearance
    76
    Confidence
    80

    Buy it now

    Not available at tracked retailers right now.

    Pros

    All ten reviewers so far rate cushioning 5 out of 5, describing it as soft and springy across a range of paces.

    A 47mm heel stack, and one reviewer says the plate and toe spring make transitions smooth on long runs.

    One reviewer calls it the best shoe they have had for a mix of paces, from 8:30 recovery running to 6:00 pace.

    Cons

    At 10.4 oz, one reviewer finds it heavy for genuinely fast running, 5:30 pace or quicker.

    One reviewer says durability and cushion fall off after 200 to 250 miles, and another sees outsole wear by 30 miles.

    One reviewer has the ankle collar rub painfully, cuts that section out, and warns off uneven ground.