New Balance V3 All-Black Mid-Cut Umpire Plate Shoes

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Official Review: New Balance V3 Umpire Plate Shoes
Ty Unthank takes you behind the plate and shares why MLB Umpires prefer New Balance Plate Shoes.
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Official Reviews
Jason W.
Middletown, PA
I was amazed at how comfortable these New Balance Shoes are. Great shoes. Highly recommend.
John L.
Columbia, SC
These shoes are great. The fit as expected. No real breaking-in in period needed. This is my second pair. The last pair lasted 12 years. The only thing I don’t like is the mesh material they have on the sides. They are a pain to keep clean.
Tyler M.
Algonquin , IL
The best plate shoes on the market. Easy to clean, comfortable, and protective. If you think you need wide ones, you probably don’t, as they run about a half size bigger.
Questions About This Product
Q: | Are the NB V3 Mid Cut shoes really 31 oz per shoe? The 3N2 shoes are only 18 oz... – Jim Scott |
A: | At the largest size, 15 4E, they weigh in at 31 oz per shoe. New Balance plate shoes weigh UP TO 31 oz per shoe. – Brandon LawsonSupport Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire, Football Official & Basketball Referee |
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WARNING: Participants in any sports activity assume risk of injury. This equipment may be used to help aid in preventing or reducing the extent of injury. No equipment can guarantee umpire or player safety from injury during participation, and use of this equipment carries no such guarantee. Do not use any umpire equipment that is damaged in any way.