Monday, April 20, 2009

Great Shoes for Spring

Well, NB Web Express fans, April’s already halfway over, and spring sports are everywhere! From the baseball field to the tread mill, everyone’s shaking off the heavy cold of the winter and warming up to the idea of spending more time in the great outdoors. For some, that means a new pair of cleats and some new 904’s for training runs. For others, the amazing new 909 trail runners will fit all of their needs as they run with Rex through the park, and others will grab the new 1010 cross trainers and go “Feel the burn!” in aerobics class. We really do have something for everyone.


Speaking of something for everyone, there’s a shoe I’m especially excited about. The new 645 cheer shoe is available in both women’s and grade school girls’ sizes, and wow, has it gotten a lot of positive buzz! The customizable color inserts come in 10 different colors so you can cheer on your team in style. Whether you’re practicing or performing, in cheer or poms, tumbling and stunting or just standing on the sidelines, this is absolutely the perfect shoe for you. Plus, it’s a New Balance shoe, so of course it’s comfortable, and the name means you’re also in for great shock absorption and durability. Check it out today!

I’m signing off for now, but I’ll check in again soon. Customer ratings and reviews are coming to the site, so keep an eye out for the opportunity to review your favorite styles! I’ll also be bringing you personal stories from some of our customers who have something to say about their experience with us. Email me at editor@nbwebexpress.com if you’d like to tell me your tale of how NB Web Express made a difference to you, whether it was through one of our employees, a special way we delivered a product to you, or just to tell us that you’re glad we’re here. And if you’re out there and you’ve already sent us a letter, thank you! I’ve really enjoyed reading your experiences, and I’m so glad you decided to share.

--Reza

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Tuesday, February 3, 2009

New Balance 1063 - Runner's World Best Update Spring 2009


The New Balance 1063 just got the “Best Update” Award from Runner’s World Magazine in their 2009 Spring Shoe Guide. This is great news for runners especially those who already know and love the 1062.

So, what makes the 1063 a winner? This premium trainer shoe is built for performance and is first rate for a cushioned ride. The Abzorb® DTS cushioning boasts a softer heel strike. And the Abzorb® FL is extra cushy on the midsole while the upper hugs your feet just right. The 1063 is less bulky in the forefoot, lighter weight, and maintains the N-LOCK® lacing system to ensure a snug fit through the arch. The new colors available in men’s and women’s styles are fun too!

If you’re ready to step up from the 1062 or looking for a training shoe with great flexibility, support and ultimate cushioning, you’ll LOVE the 1063’s. Check out this awesome winner right here on NBwebexpress.com. Let us know if you take a run in them, we want to hear how they work out for you!
-- Julie

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Friday, December 12, 2008

Gift Cards you'll LOVE


The holidays can be a hectic time. And sometimes it’s hard finding that perfect gift for everyone on your list. If you’re not sure what to get or want them to choose their favorite gift, then consider going with a gift card. It’s a gift they’re guaranteed to LOVE!

We make gift cards easy. They’re fast and convenient at NBwebexpress.com. Select between gift cards that are sent by U.S. Mail or sent by email. Best of all…they never expire and can be used to pick from over 1200 styles of New Balance shoes, apparel and accessories.

Gift cards are sent by First Class U. S. Postal Mail and take about 3-5 business days for delivery. A card balance may be viewed with a valid gift card number, check gift card balance. And cards can even be conveniently reloaded to add more at a later time, reload gift card balance. If you need to send one right away, E-Gifts may be the better way to go. They are sent by email immediately after your order is processed. And you can add a personalized message with your email.

Want to learn more? Check out our gifts cards right here on NBwebexpress.com. Make their season bright this year and spread the LOVE with a gift card. Happy Holidays!

-- Julie

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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

The 993 is here!

Some good things just keep getting better. The 993 is the latest edition to the heritage 990 running series, New Balance’s signature style originally released in 1981 as the 990. The 993 promises a great fit, the same classic style, excellent support and more cushioning.


The 993 is loaded with technology to stabilize and comfort active feet. It boasts ABZORB® SBS advanced cushioning in the forefoot to help you manage long runs. And the new ABZORB® DTS has been added in the heel plus a full length ABZORB® insert to give you a comfortable and smooth ride. The suede and mesh upper offers a lightweight and supportive feel. If that’s not enough, these favorites come in extra wide widths and are a “Made in USA” shoe.
So if you are a loyal fan of the 990 series, the 993 might be the next best pick for you. Check it out here on NBwebexpress.com. Let us know what you think!



-- Julie

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Monday, October 6, 2008

New Balance and Susan G. Komen for the Cure®

October is the month to think pink and more importantly think about the cure for breast cancer. Over the past 19 years New Balance has been proud to partner with Susan G. Komen for the Cure® in the fight against breast cancer. Susan G. Komen for the Cure® symbolizes what it's all about. “Susan G. Komen” reminds us of Nancy G. Brinker’s promise to her sister Susan to do everything in her power to spare others the agony of breast cancer. “For the Cure” reaffirms the vision of a world without the disease. The name conveys the original promise quickly and simply...Susan G. Komen = the Cure.

To show our support for the Cure, New Balance has the Lace Up for the Cure ® Collection. Each time you buy footwear, apparel or an accessory from the Collection, 15% of the proceeds goes towards the Cure. If you lace up for a run or walk, check out the WR768KM, the Official Shoe of the Komen Race for the Cure ®. It’s a comfortable, lightweight running shoe that will inspire you to get moving. And it’s featured in InStyle.com's Breast Cancer Product Guide this month.

Also, in honor of the month, now through October 31 you can get a free women’s cap with any Lace Up for the Cure ® $50 order right here on NBwebexpress.com. The cap is a stylish and fun way to show your spirit for the Cure! Lace up today! Together we’ll keep going stronger.


--Julie

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Thursday, September 11, 2008

Aravon Women’s Collection….just in time for fall!

With the cooler weather ahead, many of us are looking for casual leather shoes. We want them to be stylish and fun but still have the comfort like our favorite running shoes. That's where Aravon steps in! The Aravon Collection is designed especially for busy women who want shoes that "support a woman's sense of well-being as well as her sense of style." So you don't have to sacrifice looks for comfort. That means no more aching feet when you're on the go all day long!

A roomier toe-box, good alignment and natural fit are just some of the perks with Aravon. The performance technologies are built around the basics of the Essential Support, 360° Fit and All-day Comfort.

Plus there are lots of style choices…. pumps, loafers, clogs, sling backs, boots and sandals. One of my favorites is the Mia, a closed-toed sandal with a heeled "rocker sole" for some extra height and a cute ankle strap for a fun look. I also love the Morgan clog that has an open back, an adjustable strap and it's perfect for dress pants. Check out all three of the Fall Collections for Everyday, Office, and Sandals, right here on NBwebexpress.com. Let us know if they become one of your fall favorites. We want to hear from you!

-- Julie

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Wednesday, August 6, 2008

LOVE/hate...Right Before Your Eyes

I'm not sure if it's the scorching August heat or the new LOVE/hate campaign from New Balance, but more and more I am noticing the inner struggle all runner's face with each workout. No matter if you are an Olympiad or a new mom (again) trying to lose her baby weight...we all face it. Here's a story for you:

After my 3 mile run last Saturday, in the 90 degree heat, I struck up a conversation with another runner who was finishing his workout at the same time. He was drenched in sweat, taking out his ear buds after a hot run in the hot sun. I was drenched too, listening to my new Jay-Z and Keith Urban downloads from Napster. After getting back to our cars, we both chatted about the heat and other "runner" things. He downed a huge bottle of water, I chugged my fruit punch Gatorade and we just talked; runner to runner. The conversation went something like this:

Me: "Hot enough for ya?"
By this time I had a red mustache from the sugary sweet red Gatorade.
Runner: "Waited too long...got too hot...(he took a gulp of water)"
Me: "Before 10AM... forget about it. So, how many miles did you run?"
Runner: "4.75...(chugged water) you?"
Me: "3.1...I did that down hill loop twice, messed up my ankle"
Runner: "Oh yah, that first downhill trips you up, did you loose footing?"
Me: "On the bridge."
Runner: "The bridge (sigh) yah, gotta watch it on there, it's so shady, you can't see all the rocks."
Me: "Yep...that's gonna hurt tomorrow."
Runner: "Little ice, good as new."

It seems like a pointless conversation to the naked eye, but to runners, this is real camaraderie. I would never walk up to some stranger and talk about my ankle pains and I bet no one else would think to give me some advice on how to fix it...but runners do this all the time.

This is what the LOVE/hate campaign is all about and it's mind blowing when you see it happen before your eyes. We're both sweaty, hurting, and probably burnt to a crisp, that is the hate...but the sun is shining, we just ran our hearts out, we have cold drinks in our hands and we have our iPODS. We're happy. That is LOVE. True LOVE. It's a trip to see it all play out like a script after each mile.

Any "runner" stories out there? I know every runner, no matter their mile time, can relate to this story...tell us about it, and maybe we'll post it on our blog.

--Cassie

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