By New Balance standards, an average running shoe that is good for walking and shorter runs.  The cushion is thin and firm which might be uncomfortable on a 10k run.

The Prism is claimed to provide extra stability for over pronators.  I thought it has a bit more stability than most inexpensive shoes but the arch support is only so-so.

It is narrow and tight across the toe box.  I moved up a half size for more room and the upper does stretch and relax a bit after a week or two.  The mesh upper is well ventilated for hot weather.

It is a good shoe for $60 or less but New Balance has better shoes if you spend a bit more.  I may move to Saucony shoes to get more room in the toe box.