An entirely different approach to trail running, the Minimus Zero Trail (MT00) takes the proven versatile durability of a Vibram® outsole and combines it with a fitted, minimalist upper that's comfortable with or without socks.

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New Balance Technology
Technology	What it does
	Cushioning - A resilient engineered elastomer designed to provide shock absorption and responsiveness for the optimal ride.
	Stability - A cushioning core of EVA is encapsulated within a shell of polyurethane which adds rear foot stability and disperses shock.
	Durability - Rubber compound for maximum durability in high wear areas of the heel.
	Cushioning - Full-length ABZORB midsole material with excellent cushioning and energy displacement properties.
	Comfort - Superior fabric keeps you dry and comfortable by managing moisture transfer.
	Cushioning - High quality cushioned insole which supports the unique structure of the human foot and provides long lasting durability, breathability and cushioning.
	Comfort - Seamless use of inner upper material to provide an anti-abrasion fit.
	Fit - Integrated lacing and webbing system that provides optimal fit, support and security for the midfoot
	Cushioning - Dynamic transition System (DTS) combines ABZORB foam with ABZORB SBS to provide optimal cushioning and a smooth transition on heel strike
	Stability - Optimal arch support that's both rigid and lightweight while preventing midfoot flex
	Cushioning - Offers ultimate cushioning benefits through its polymer structure and unique cored design. An improved level of resistance to compression set provides optimal durability
	Lightweight - Premium lightweight midsole material which offers superior cushioning and a lower rate of compression set
	Lightweight - 12% lighter than ACTEVA and 24% lighter than C-Cap
	Stability - Transitional support system multi density medial support creates a smooth transition from heel strike to toe off
	Comfort - The fabric uses coconut shells that are salvaged from food industry waste. Natural technology to provide evaporative cooling and odour resistance.
	Durability - A flexible protective layer that protects feet from rocks and shock, minimising pressure and dispersing shock energy.
	Traction - Multi-directional tread configuration provides maximum traction and surface content.
	Durability - Upper technology that shields toes from impact with rocks, roots and other obstacles.
	Cushioning - Compression-moulded EVA for superior midsole cushioning and flexibility.

About the New Balance brand

During the 20th century in Boston, Massachusetts William J. Riley, committed himself to helping people with problem feet by making arch supports and prescription footwear to improve shoe fit.

In 1934, Mr. Riley went into partnership with his leading salesman, Arthur Hall, who later sold on the business in 1954 to his daughter and son-in-law, Eleanor and Paul Kidd. Arch supports and prescription footwear remained the cornerstone of their business until 1961 when they manufactured The Trackster, the world's first performance running shoe made with a ripple sole and available in multiple widths. The Trackster soon became the shoe of choice for college running coaches and YMCA fitness directors.

When Jim Davis bought the company from the Kidds on the day of the Boston Marathon in 1972, he committed himself to uphold the company's founding values of fit, performance, and manufacturing.

When Anne Davis began her journey with New Balance in 1978, her focus became building a superior culture for NB associates and those who do business with the company around the globe.