New Balance V3 All-Black Low-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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Mike T.
Farmville, NC
Would definitely go with the 2E or 4E width shoes. I have a typical wide foot in regular shoes and bought the 2E width shoes and they fit a little narrow.
Anthony H.
Grand Rapids, MI
Everybody already knows these are the best. New Balance, please continue to make these!!! Please always make 4E or bigger. You are the only one doing it and we need you!!!
Robert L.
Hagatna, GU
I really wish New Balance would reconsider and continue to make this plate shoe. I’ve tried others, but they are not as comfortable as these. The only drawback is that my first set only lasted 3 years, as they came apart at the sole. I umpire 200-300 games a year and the heat in Guam is really tough on shoes.
Questions About This Product
Q: | Do these shoes run small? I’m a 10.5 but I don’t know if they run small should I get size 11. – Jose Perez |
A: | New Balance umpire plate shoes, by our judgement and confirmed by reviews run true to size. – Ty UnthankMarketing Specialist, HS & College Umpire |
Articles Related To This Product
New Balance to Continue with 4 of 8 Umpire Shoe Models
Mid-cut umpire plate shoes and low-cut base shoes in current color styles will continue while low-cut plate and mid-cut bases will no longer be manufactured.
How-To Make Excess Shoelaces Disappear into NB Plate Shoes
For those wearing the New Balance V3 Umpire Plate Shoes, check out a quick tip to make your excess shoelaces "disappear"!
Plate Shoes PSA: Avoiding a Potential Rip
Ty Unthank shares a tip to help you avoid potentially ripping your plate shoes.
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.