Speed · Turf
New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf)
A snug, low-profile speed fit with a tapered toe box and a locked-down midfoot.
Do the New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) run true to size?
The New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) fits true to size — take your usual size.
Sizing
This model fits true to size.
Fit at a glance
- Brand
- New Balance
- Model year
- 2024
- Type
- Speed
- Surfaces
- Turf
- Material
- FantomFit speed upper, turf sole
- Sizing
- True to size
- Forefoot width
- Standard
- Toe box
- Low rounded
- Midfoot wrap
- Moderate
- Heel lockdown
- Moderate
- Arch support
- Flat, Neutral, Arched
Tends to suit
- Average width
- Narrow foot
- Low toe volume
- Secure heel
- Egyptian
- Greek
Watch-outs
- Wide forefoot
- High toe volume
- Pinky toe pressure
The fit, explained
The tapered forefoot rewards Egyptian/Greek shapes but can crowd wide or high-volume feet.
Best for narrow-to-average feet that want a sprint-focused, close fit.
Break-in: Minimal break-in; the synthetic upper is close to race-ready out of the box.
New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) — common questions
- Are the New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) good for wide feet?
- The New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) is a standard-width fit that suits most average feet. Genuinely wide forefeet may prefer a roomier boot.
- Do the New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) need breaking in?
- The New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) holds its shape. The upper gives little with wear, so how it feels on day one is close to how it will keep feeling — fit it correctly from the start.
- Who do the New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) suit best?
- The New Balance Furon v9 Elite (Turf) suits feet wanting an average-width forefoot, low rounded toe box, moderate midfoot wrap, moderate heel. Speed boot on Turf.
Fit characteristics are modeled from BootShapes’s boot data and are a guide, not a guarantee. For a personalized match, build your foot profile and overlay this boot on your own model.