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FuelCell Propel v4

Speed TrainerReleased 2023-03-10JP

FuelCell Propel v4 is an accessible plated trainer for runners new to propulsion and athletes adding faster work to daily training. FuelCell foam pairs with a TPU plate that New Balance calls more flexible than carbon, while an Energy Arc-inspired Void construction balances rebound and control. A breathable, durable mesh upper and rubber along the transition path support stable toe-offs and harder sessions.

Intended uses:
Daily, Tempo
2 sources · checked 2026-08-12

Specs

Among 869 listed shoes, this is a heavier Speed Trainer

Weight
302.6g
Of 814 known values: 664 lower, 1 equal, 149 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
heavierUpper 18.4%, including ties / average +36g
Drop
6mm
Of 818 known values: 221 lower, 157 equal, 440 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
Standard36.6th percentile (tie midpoint) / average -0.8mm
Stack height (heel/forefoot)
-
Not registered
Carbon plate
No
83% of 787 known models have no carbon plates
Midsole
FuelCell
Outsole
Rubber
Reference price
-
Not registered
Weight measurement and plate details
Weight note
New Balance UK's exact men's product page lists 302.6 g; the sample size is not stated on the visible page.
Plate note
New Balance Japan's official release identifies a TPU plate described as more flexible than carbon, establishing a non-carbon plate.

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Weight

This shoe 302.6g·registered average 267g (814 shoes)

97g375g

Drop

This shoe 6mm·registered average 6.8mm (818 shoes)

0mm13.8mm

Items with missing numeric values are excluded. Sample sizes and measurement conditions vary between models; this distribution is not a performance ranking.