After many years of 'no exercise' due to fibromyalgia I started back to the gym.  My only goal was to 'move more' and now I'm running! It was important to me to have good shoes for this activity and New Balance had always been good to me, so I started my search there.

When I purchased the black/pink version of this shoe I had taken my time to try on many brands of running shoes (Under Armour, Nike, Saucony), looking for stability with adequate cushioning and a roomy toe box.  I found that the WR760's fit the bill for me.

Pro's:
+ Very lightweight.
+ Roomy toe box, allows for foot swelling and spread of the forefoot when running.
+ Well cushioned.
+ Made in USA!
+ 5% of proceeds (black/pink model) go to breast cancer research.
+ Comes in multiple widths.
+ Pleasing color choices.
+ Laces are ribbed and stay tied.
+ Stability is adequate for running on the road; no foot roll.
+ True sizing.

Con's:
- Durability may be an issue.  I put only 8-10 miles a week on the shoes and can see tread wear after a couple months on the heel.
- Arch support is lower than in some other models.  An insert such as:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Lynco-L400-Sports-Orthotic-Size-W9/dp/B002UUOUUO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Lynco L400 Sports Orthotic - Size W9</a>&nbsp;helps a lot.  I sometimes use a women's size 9 insert (same as link) in my 9.5 B New Balance shoes, but they did add to the out of pocket cost for the shoes.

These shoes offer me lightweight, cushioned support and leave my feet feeling ready for more.  They felt this way out of the box and have not let me down yet after three months of steady use. This has been great, as with my fibro I often have sharp foot pain with light activity, but when I wear these shoes, that has all but been eliminated.

I plan on purchasing more as 'back-ups' as I've never found a shoe for running that I like this much.  Nike Shox used to be my choice, but now...it's these for me.  Normally I wear a 10 in Nike's but the WR760's are much truer to size and I wear a 9.5-B.

Conclusion:
If you're looking for a lightweight, well cushioned, stable, low mileage training shoe in multiple widths, this shoe may be for you.