
New BalanceDaily Trainers
Fresh Foam X More v6
New Balance's maximalist recovery shoe — all cushion, zero compromise.
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Maximum legal-ish stack. Enormous FuelCell midsole and a full carbon plate.
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FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3
₹18,999 · choose a size
The SC Trainer is the biggest shoe in the range and the reason many runners survive a marathon block intact. The FuelCell stack is well over the World Athletics race limit, which is exactly the point — it is a training shoe designed to absorb the pounding a plated race shoe would pass straight into your shins. Rockered, stable for its height and surprisingly good on 30K long runs.
First Stride lists EU sizing as the primary scale, with UK equivalents on each size button. Running shoes should have a thumb's width of room at the toe — if you are between sizes, take the larger one. Wide feet should size up half in Asics and Nike.
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New Balance charges a premium for the name on the side. Here’s a Chinese-brand alternative built to do the same job on the road, spec for spec — you decide if the difference is worth ₹9,500.
![]() New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 | ![]() Xtep 160X 5.0 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹18,999 | ₹9,49950% less |
| Weight | 278 g | 240 g |
| Heel-to-toe drop | 7 mm | 3 mm |
| Heel stack height | 37 mm | 33 mm |
| Forefoot stack height | 30 mm | 30 mm |
| Plate | Full-length carbon | Carbon-composite |
| Midsole foam | FuelCell (~20% PEBA / 80% EVA blend) | XTEP ACE (PB Foam) |
| Upper | Fantomfit engineered mesh with large forefoot ventilation holes | Ripstop-type material with 3D-printed overlays |
| Outsole | Race-inspired partial-coverage rubber in high-wear zones only | CPU rubber, full coverage, lightweight |
| Energy return | 66.1% heel (RunRepeat lab test) | 85% rebound resilience vs EVA/PU (XTEP ACE material claim) |
| Best for | Long runs, marathon block volume, recovery | Workouts, marathon-pace runs |
| Colourway | Black / Lime | Sky Blue / Bubblegum Pink |
Plate & foam
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3: SC Trainer v3 runs a full-length carbon plate, but its FuelCell blend is only ~20% PEBA.
Xtep 160X 5.0 Pro: The 160X 5.0 Pro also plates a carbon-composite but uses a dedicated PB Foam — it should feel livelier underfoot for the same plated-trainer role.
Drop
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3: SC Trainer v3 runs a 7mm drop.
Xtep 160X 5.0 Pro: The 160X 5.0 Pro's near-flat 3mm drop is a dramatically different geometry — worth trying both before committing if you're sensitive to drop.
Outsole coverage
New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3: SC Trainer v3 only rubbers high-wear zones to save weight.
Xtep 160X 5.0 Pro: The 160X 5.0 Pro runs full coverage for more everyday durability.

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