My mom and I visited today to get some new sneakers. My mom walks with a cane and was disappointed that her favorite walking shoes were no longer being made. All was not lost as Sylvia was helping us and offered several different options for my mom to try. She was super helpful, even helping my mom get the shoes on and lacing them up. I can't remember the last time I've seen that level of assistance in a shoe store. She was absolutely fantastic with my mom, answering questions and even showing her a special way of lacing her sneakers to help prevent heel slippage. My mom ended up getting two pairs of shoes that she said were so comfortable, and raved about Sylvia to the woman at the register. I took a star off as I'm a size 11ish and can rarely find shoes that fit me-most shoes only had sizes up to 10 available, but I'm so glad my mom had such a great experience today. read more

A new fan of new balance I had to make a stop while attending the new balance indoor nationals. The store is walking distance from the village and made it convenient for us after the meet to get some new gear . We both loved the selections and picked out a few things to add to our collection. Customer service was excellent and the value was even better ! Less than $125 for our items and I could've splurged but I had no room in my suitcase lol . read more

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" New Balance Outlet , great finds more then half off " Bargains galore and nobody will know you got your gear at the outlet . A Boston staple , as made in Boston ma . The staff is friendly and vibe is welcoming. They have a big parking lot , so parking is mot an issue. I bought my husband some sneakers in the picture below . I got them over fifty present off , but don't tell him , lol. read more

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My friend and I had a very bad experience red shoe barn So we decided to go to new balance in Lawrence we had this young man named Stephen who took over an hour with many many many different types of shoes for me white all different kinds of width for my feet finally found a pair. Very very helpful. Wonderful wonderful experience atmosphere was awesome. Can't say enough about Stephen this guy deserve a raise. Keep up the great service thank you very read more

Fantastic customer service, clean and open showroom displaying the shoes. Don't see your size or your width? Just ask an associate and they will see if it's in stock. Not in stock? These people will order it for you and give you the factory price! Can't beat that. I've been going here for years and even though I live over an hour away it's totally worth it. Never had a disappointing visit. Want to save some $$ on a piece of footwear you're going to buy anyway? Go try the New Ballance factory outlet. read more

I am not really into shoes, but my friends were very excited to visit this place and shop. They are located right by the New Balance headquarters - offering quite a better price for their shoes compared to other places and online stores and resellers. I believe they have shoes that were not out in the general market yet as well as other shoes that were rare and are only available via online resellers. From what I remember, these shoes were comparatively cheaper, thus making this New Balance Factory store quite worth the trip. The staff was very friendly. There are many of them walking around the store and are always available if you need assistance. All five of us did not have any trouble finding shoes and there was always a size for us. It seems like they have plenty of shoes stocked in the store, so the overall likelihood of purchasing the right shoes for you is quite high. read more

New Balance Factory Store - Shoe Stores Near Me - Brighton, Massachusetts

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The staff, especially Darrell, were very helpful, attentive, and friendly. The store is spacious and has good inventory selection with most items being 40% or 50% off. They also have a 3d foot scanner which made buying more efficient. read more

In service this store deserves 10 stars. I walked into the ladies section and met Tina. Energy like a rocket! She knows her stuff, explained the why's & the why nots of each sneaker I tried on. Of course I found a pair that was more than $100, but when I got to the register it was 30% off. She was so cute, I asked for some socks, not only did she find some on sale, but thru the masses she found some that matched my color needs. I really liked how she knew. We connected, and I would recommend many to this store. If I had to give one critique, if you give your email, they offer a 10% discount. But t not as an addiction to the sale price. Which I thought was a bit bait and switch. Not a deal breaker, but y'all should work in that. Thank You Tina, I hope NB recognizes you for a job well dob! read more

service by sale folks were not overwhelming yet very helpful. Quality of clothing very good.

I went today for sneakers & bought two Pair. Vicky spent 1/2 hour with me picking the right size & style. Vicky was so helpful and the store was amazing!. Thank you!! Donna Attleboro MA read more

This factory store is huge with a good selection of products. I got a great deal (50% off) on a pair of sneakers that I saw was still on the Nordstrom website for full price and then when I looked at the receipt there was no sales tax!! Tears of joy y'all... read more

New Balance Factory Store - Shoe Stores Near Me - Brighton, Massachusetts

Great selection, went on a Thursday so I hear that sometime by Sunday it's not as good as a selection. Not sure on that... I liked the high energy help that enthusiastically gets you into the 3D imaging machine, gets the stats on your feet and hands you off to another that is much more down to year, steering you to practical shoe over the hype. It was almost like good cop bad cop but I liked it. Walked out with a great sneaker that was affordable. read more

Been shopping at the New Balance outlets for 35 years. Not a bargain any more. A Clip joint. This place used to be great. Now there are no bargains to be had. Was there with my kids buying what we thought were two pairs of sneakers from the clearance rack with an additional 30% off. When we got to the register, two pairs of sneakers cost $195. And none of them were accurately priced. I will NEVER go to a New Balance outlet again! Better deals to be had at Dick's Sporting Goods or Joe's New Balance web site. read more

They did not have the style or size that I wanted, and recommended I order them. So I did, and I was pleasantly surprised when my shoes arrived the very next day. Almost as good as taking them home from the store. read more

We came around closing time on a weeknight and there were plenty of staff available. They were nice and asked if we needed assistance. The whole place was super neat and well organized / well kept. Checkout was super easy and fairly quick. Plenty of selections although the shop looks small from the outside there's more room than expected for plenty of displays and items available! read more

There are good deals here you can't really get at regular New Balance stores. I recommend this place. Staff was very helpful.

The selection is limited but I can always find a tennis shoe or running shoe that works for me....... and the price is right. After I found this place, whenever I need new shoes I return to New Balance. It is set up so the shoes are on racks below the display items so it is set up for self-service. There are employees there if you have a question. I could not find my size so I had an employee locate a pair my size out in back. The savings far outweigh the additional effort required to find a shoe that fits. read more

What has the world and society come to when an otherwise respected sports footwear MANUFACTURER does not have a Brannock Device (The Brannock Device® is the standard foot measuring tool for the world's footwear industry) in their store, and a staff that is familiar with its use? Very peculiar, that in a sports footwear MANUFACTURER's own store, that, that very sports footwear manufacturer, one that prides itself on manufacturing shoes of a variety of widths, that they have no "objective measuring device (the industry standard is The Brannock Device®)" in their store, to assist a customer in identifying a shoe of the correct width. New Balance does have a "3D Foot Scan" in their stores, apparently to assist their salespeople in measuring foot length, but not foot width. I think New Balance has "dumbed down" the process of fitting shoes in their very own stores, no less the Factory Store beside their Flagship Corporate Headquarters. What a sad state of affairs. This is what society has come to; "service," "personalized service," and "fitting," are gone, replaced by "order-taking" and "order-takers." read more

Exercising can be expensive - if it's not gym memberships and "classes" then it's the gear that we wear to get our sweat on. Luckily the New Balance Factory Store is there to help. Easily located off the Mass Pike - the store is large, clean and well organized. They have a large variety of sizes, styles and workout gear to make sure you look year best during your next sweat session. The factory store should not be confused with the New Balance Retail store down the street, as the Factory Store carries "last season" workout gear and apparel. You can find some great deals - especially if you hunt through the racks - meaning that you can look great, not break the bank and have enough left over to keep paying those monthly membership dues. read more

You may be able to find some good deals here & they carry a lot of sizes. Staff were nice and friendly as well. The only negative experience i had here recently is that the new insole i bought were apparently used. and i only found out after returning home.... (i should've checked at the store...). They must've forgotten to inspect and/or clean it after it was returned, because it was pretty dirty and stinky. now i have to choose to either drive out there again to return it or just clean it myself.... read more

Ended up not buying because I was looking for tennis shoes which were not in stock. Service was nonetheless exceptional. The salesperson was very helping trying to locate what I was looking for from nearby stores. read more

As I've mentioned in a past review, I love this store for great deals on quality footwear & work out gear. I recently stopped by to get new sneakers, and thanks to a Yelp check in deal of 25% off a regularly priced item, my husband & I were able to save over $40 on our purchases. I highly recommend shopping here, and checking in on Yelp to add savings on top of the outlet prices! read more

It is very similar structure to New Balance factory store in Merrimack outlet in NH. Most shoes are 50%off on the 2nd pair. I don't need 2 pairs, so I didn't buy anything. 50%off on the 2nd pair is actually not that good deal in my opinion. read more

How can you not love this store? Huge selection, great prices PLUS a clearance rack...I managed to find the EXACT pair of shoes I was looking for to replace a pair that I had basically run into the garbage (though I left them with my sister for next time I'm in Boston....). Great staff (they will find you sizes of the non-clearance shoes!) and super store!! read more

Walked in there today for the fish time in my life. I was in the men's department. Didn't know if the price reflects the 40% discount. So the oldest lady working there today was there. October 12 th around 3 PM. I ask her a question. She replies and I say thank you as I am walking away. 4 seconds later. I here behind my back a loud and sarcastic YOU ARE WELCOME. I turn around and reply. By the way I actually said thank you but you didn't hear me. But this goes to show the level of service or entitlement one feels. Like we have to thank them that there actually working for us to go there. This is is why didn't buy anything. Or either will never step foot in there again. And as for merchandise. Wouldn't bother. Did not see one thing that appealed to me. read more

Was going to go with the 3-stars due to the insane prices that seem to just creep higher each time I am in there, BUT.... Greg at the register was so nice that I decided to go with 4-stars. Thanks Greg! Only things not making this a 5-star: the insane prices ($90 for "seconds" walking sneakers.... really??). So go when they are having a store-wide sale, when - yes - it might be crazy, but at least then you will save some $$. My $90 "outlet" shoes were 25% off with a storewide sale and an additional 5% off for signing up for emails. $63 was a lot better than $90, thank you very much. Forget the fantasy of parking right in the lot, unless you are right there when they open on a Monday; park at the Stockyard next door (as the parking lot guy told me to do), but just go straight there, since making a left on Market Street is a pain in the you-know-what. read more

Meh, I've experienced better. Not sure I will return, the prices are not much different than other stores, like a Marshall's or TJ's, The discount use to be better and I subscribe to the email announcements. Buying a pair of sneakers and getting 50% off the second pair, is 25% off each, and you can find better deals. The shopping experience is that you are on your own. The last two trips weren't worth it, I didn't make a purchase. Oh well. I liked the Lawrence store better, seemed like better buys and shopping experience. i think the clothes are overpriced for a factory store. If you want good sneaks and shoes, check out Red's Shoe Barn, in Plaistow and Dover, NH on a sale day. They have a pretty good selection, well trained staff and a larger discount area. read more

Great prices with a decent selection in the seconds clearance. The sizes vary as do these colors so if you don't find what you're looking for it may just be there soon. Located towards the back of the store you'll find women's, kid's, and men's sneakers ranging in price from about $20 and up. Like other factory stores you have to hit it just right. There are racks marked as on sale but don't miss the sneakers that are actually stacked up in boxes on the back wall. Those too are on sale if you don't find what you are looking for on the open racks. Since I only use them at gym and am not a pro runner these prices hit the spot. Getting a new pair of sneakers always makes me feel good. I like to think I can run faster. The store is clean and open with dressing rooms in the back right corner. The staff is nice and ready to help but also not ready to pounce. They have gym bags, foot insoles, and odor eater balls for stinky toes too. If you don't feel like working out then go get a pair of new sneakers and an outfit. It is a motivator to be in the right gear and feel good about getting your groove on and save some $$$. read more

The whole experience was awful. Staff at the front wouldn't even make eye contact when we entered. Looked for shoes for 15 mins while the employees talked about the new Madden game. Someone finally came over to offer me help after my husband had picked shoes. Checkout was equally poor. My husband told the cashier that no one has helped us. The cashier shrugged & said oh sorry. Overall disappointing. read more

The ultimate "hit or miss" shop. I found running tights at the fire-sale like price of $8.99, alongside t-shirts for $39.99. (Yes, T-shirts). Talk about an outlet with an identity crisis. Just make up your mind already: cheapo or exorbitant? read more

This store is much bigger than their Avon, MA location. The store is located near the Mass Pike. The store is clean and the staff are nice. They have a variety of sizes. Private parking lot. read more

Previously, 498. Then, 856, 857. Now 767 and 661. New Balance makes me feel safe. This is a very important quality to have in this world we live in. My shins feel safe, my quads feel safe, my hamstrings feel safe, and most importantly, my poor battered feet feel safe. This was not always so. There were times, early in my running career, a fledgling young teenage naif, when I traded comfort and reliability for flash and sexiness. Sure, those shoes, by companies that had no business making running shoes, looked snazzy and impressed the ladies, but laid me up for weeks with assorted injuries, all preventable by sensible footwear. Enter New Balance, a few years on, a few years wiser. Sure, they were boxy and ugly and felt like they were encased in lead. But my feet, my legs, my entire body has thanked me every day ever since. And these days - not so unsightly anymore, though not at the expense of superior stability and cushioning. Stability and cushioning are integral. NB has this shit down to an art, the proper balance and gradation. This is the kernel of safety. So maybe they are not the Rolls Royce of running shoes - I'll take a Toyota Corolla that will rack up mad mileage without breaking down over a pair of (x) brand that disintegrate after a 100 piddling total miles. Oh, this is supposed to be about the store? The store here is great. Factory seconds, but you could fool me. Never had a pair that wasn't perfect. Prices, especially during their semi-annual 20% off sales, are unbeatable. This is the very best New Balance Factory Store you will find in Brighton. Ever. Ever. Make sure you go to this location, on Life St. Remember, choose Life. The one on Death St., not so good. read more

I shopped at this location this past week. It usually takes me a while to find the right fit. However, Wanday (my apology if I misspelled her name) , one of the sales associates, was extremely helpful. She was very knowledgeable, patient, flexible, and customer focused. Thank you so much for providing such a pleasant shopping experience! read more

I know the expectation for "Factory Stores" is that they are beat up, but this place is just as nice as any retail sporting goods outlet, with merchandise neatly organized and displayed for easy access. They have a lot of good quality items on sale for affordable prices, and they also have a Clearance rack for things on super-markdown. We were there when there was a 30% off all running sale going on, so my husband and I got two pairs of sneakers and a pair of running shorts for $75. I thought the cashier had forgotten to ring up an item, the total was so low! The only things I'd caution about this store is that the "sale" price in the store isn't as low as you might expect at a factory store. I brought my parents here, and they had expected TJ Maxx or Filene's Basement-type discounts, and that's just not the case. All of the stuff for sale is overstock or factory seconds, so you do have to look it over and see why no one's bought it yet. It's usually something silly- like pink-for-breast-cancer things that just won't sell, or off-color stitching- but you should check to make sure it's something you're OK with. All in all, definitely worth the trip! read more

I love new balance shoes, but there are a lot of items here that are just overpriced (especially apparel, bags, socks). If you're not too picky about which sneakers you want you can probably get a pair made in the US for around $40 (I'm talking about women's shoes), I know I checked to see how much the shoes my brother wears were and they were still $95... Aka not a deal. 3 stars because it's a great brand but not that much of an "outlet" read more

I think you can get a good sense of the NB factory store by reading the other 59 reviews - the prices are great, the product is great, and if you have a coupon or they're having a sale you can get a great deal. I was convinced of this as i walked out of the store this morning with new running sneakers for $32. However, there's a point about Customer Service that's a bit underplayed - although everyone likes being helped when they need it, there's also something to be said to being left alone when you don't need help. I was very pleased that i was able to try on different shoes for 30 minutes without anyone interrupting me and making me feel like i was being stalked. Kudos to the nice people at NB for not lurking. They were always nearby to answer any questions i had, but not in that creepy 'i'm being watched' way. read more

I'll preface this two star review by saying that overall I thought that the quality and price of the sneakers that I purchased for both my Dad and my son were great. The customer service at this place, on the other hand, leaves A LOT to be desired. I was tasked by my Dad to pick up 4 pairs of sneakers he had put on hold over the phone (how he got through, I have no idea). We ventured there on Saturday and it was madness both in the tiny parking lot across the street and the store. I surmised it was from the 40% off deal that was the reason we were there as well. After picking up an adorable pair of sneakers for my soon-to-be walking son we went to retrieve the sneakers that had been put aside. After one employee with a "couldn't care less" attitude told me that he didn't see them on hold another employee located them as she was the one who had talked to my Dad on the phone a couple of days earlier. Now here's where I can't place all the blame on her ... I should have checked each box to make sure it was the sizes and widths I needed. My bad. I didn't check until I got home and discovered they were wrong. I called the store to see if they could locate the correct sizes/widths and put them aside for me to pick up the next day. I placed my 1st call at 5:00pm (store closed at 7:00pm) and proceeded to call 17 times (I just checked my call log) to no avail. No one answered the phone for two hours. What infuriated me more was the fact they have a recorded message pick up after 8 or so rings and ask you to leave a message so that they can supposedly call you back. They did finally call me back too ... 3 days later. Luckily when we returned on Sunday they had all of the sizes/widths that I needed. When I brought up the fact that they don't answer the phone to the 1st cashier she informed me that they are short-staffed and can't be bothered answering the phone, or something to that effect. She also told me that they hear about it from other customers all the time. Gee, um, you think maybe it's because you are expected, as a retail establishment, to answer the phone when customers call?! The 2nd cashier, who according to her name tag was an "assistant manager" practically threw my bags at me after ringing me up with nary the customary muttering of a "thank you." Long story short, go here for a great deal on quality sneakers, but don't expect any stellar customer service in person OR over the phone. read more

Since they moved, they raised their prices. You used to be able to find sneakers for $30,$35 in the clearance section. Now clearance prices are $50 and up for factory "Seconds". I used to be able to find shoes in my size (ladies 12) but can't anymore. It's conveniently located so close to my workplace, but not such a bargain anymore in comparison to non-outlet stores anymore. Meh. read more

Have been buying New Balance shoes at Factory Outlet since it was located in basement on Everett Street 35 years ago. Went to Tent Sale today at New location on Market Street. "25% off your entire purchase." Bought pair of 993's. I have been wearing a variation of this model for many years and it has always been included in store wide sale.That is why I drive an hour into Brighton. When I got home I noticed I had been charged full outlet price - no discount. One of my kids noticed a tiny sticker on box. "Not eligible for further discounts" Someone at store - either the person waiting on me or the check out person should have mentioned these shoes were not part of the sale. I can go online and buy these shoes for $10 less with free shipping and don't have to drive to Brighton. There are many shoes here discounted at a good value. But if you wear the top of the line - 993's or 990's - you can save yourself a trip and gas. Order online. read more

Ok so they get such a good rating for one reason and one reason only. There price! It is so cheap! I always make my way over here for new sneakers at an amazing price. Look for coupons since they do promo's all the time. Last week they had a 25% off and I scored a running hoodie, two pairs of shorts, a big package of socks and a pair of sneakers for 60 bucks! Deal is an understatement. However the dark side to all this cheapness is the service. I agree with most yelpers it used to be top notch but I have been there three times in the past three months and let's just say the staff isn't what it used to be. There clearance section has also been lacking lately. Yes, they are always asking if they can help but as soon as you say yes they go MIA. It is frustrating because they obviously don't care. Most of the time they just chat amongst each other. Today though was really sad. I was behind an older lady who dropped $22 out of her wallet. I called out to her but I couldn't catch her. When I went inside and asked if they could hold it in case she came back a cashier sure. As I was walking away she said to the cashier beside her that she was keeping it and she put it in her pocket! So horrible. I have left a message with the manager but we will see if anything happens with it. read more