How Much Do New Balance FuelCell Propel Shoes Weigh? [Comparison Weight Chart]


Recently I purchased over 30 types of New Balance shoes, including the New Balance FuelCell Propel, so I could compare them on many things, including weight. How much do New Balance FuelCell Propel shoes weigh?

New Balance FuelCell Propel shoes weigh 10.4 ounces (0.65 pounds) per shoe for a size 12 men’s shoe. The New Balance FuelCell Propel was the third most lightweight New Balance shoe that I tried.

In this article let’s take a closer look at New Balance FuelCell Propel v3 weight and how it compares to other popular New Balance shoes.

New Balance FuelCell Propel Weight

My size 12 men’s New Balance FuelCell Propel v3 shoes weigh 0.65 pounds per shoe (10.4 ounces).

new-balance-propel-weight

The New Balance FuelCell Propel v3 is a modern lightweight running shoe that has a very flexible design. The material is very breathable.

Fresh Foam FuelCell Propel Weight Compared to Other Shoes

After trying over 30 different types of New Balance shoes, below is a weight chart comparing the New Balance FuelCell Propel weight to all the other New Balance shoes that I tried:

*Weights below are based off of one size 12 men’s shoe.

StylePoundsOunces
FC Rebel0.548.64
FF Roav0.619.76
FC Propel0.6510.4
FF Arishi0.6510.4
FF Cruz0.6911.04
7200.6911.04
FF More0.6911.04
FF Hierro0.7411.84
5150.7411.84
997H0.7411.84
2370.7712.32
3270.7712.32
10800.7712.32
5740.7812.48
8800.7812.48
2002r0.8213.12
8600.8313.28
6240.8613.76
8400.8914.24
MW8400.8914.24
XC720.9314.88
8770.9515.2
6080.9715.52
5771.0116.16
9901.0116.16
Numeric1.0116.16
8131.0416.64
9931.0616.96
13001.0717.12
15401.0717.12
57/401.0717.12
9281.0817.28
8471.0917.44
9921.2720.32
CT3021.5324.48

To read more about each of these shoes, visit my article that discusses the different weights of New Balance shoes.

Why is the New Balance FuelCell Propel so lightweight?

The FuelCell Propel is made with a lightweight, breathable upper which helps keep the weight down:

new-balance-propel-material

To illustrate how breathable these shoes are, when I hold them up to the light, you can actually see light passing through:

new-balance-propel-breathable

This material, in combination with the foam midsole, allows the shoe to be both lightweight and flexible. In the video below, I tried to capture how flexible these shoes are:

And to give you a better idea how the New Balance FuelCell Propel shoe fits and responds on a foot, here I am wearing my shoes:


Shoes Similar to the New Balance FuelCell Propel

If you are interested in the New Balance FuelCell Propel v3 because you like an ultra-lightweight running style, there are other options you will want to consider. Here’s what you need to know:

  • New Balance FuelCell Rebel v2 – This Rebel shoe (or the 1080) was my favorite New Balance running shoe. It is the most lightweight shoe that I tried, and is built with breathable material. And it has a “squishy” comfort under the foot.
  • New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080v12 – This 1080 shoe was the only other New Balance shoe that I felt like was just as comfortable as the Rebel shoe above. Both have that “squishy” feeling to provide comfort under the foot.
  • New Balance Fresh Foam X 880v12 – The 880 was the third most comfortable New Balance running shoe that I tried. It is very “squishy” under the foot, but I just thought the Rebel and 1080 were slightly more comfortable.
  • New Balance Fresh Foam X 860v12 – The 860 is comfortable, but it isn’t as “squishy” under the foot. This might be beneficial for those of you who like more stability in your athletic shoes.

Overall, the New Balance FuelCell Propel is ultra lightweight and perfect if you need a lightweight, breathable running shoe. But if you like that “squishy” feeling under the foot, I thought the New Balance FuelCell Rebel provided that more than the Propel.

Paul Johnson

Paul is a lead content creator for Workwear Command. He has had several blue-collar jobs which have provided him a wide range of experience with tools and gear. He also has a business degree and has spent time in business casual office settings.

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