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New Balance Men's Freezelx V5 Low Lacrosse Shoe - Traction & Stability

New Balance Men's Freezelx V5 Low Lacrosse Shoe - Traction & Stability

Regular price $125.12 USD

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In this review of the New Balance Men's Freezelx V5 Low Lacrosse Shoe the bottom line is simple: this is a performance shoe for players who want responsive traction and reliable stability without sacrificing ankle mobility. Built with a low collar and a traction-specific plate, the shoe is designed to help athletes make quick lateral cuts while staying planted. The review focuses on on-field feel, durability, and fit so you can decide if it matches your position and playing surface.

Key Features

  • QUIX Rail technology: helps provide traction during quick, lateral cutting movements so players can change direction confidently.
  • TPU molded cleat outsole: provides superior traction on both turf and natural surfaces for consistent grip across fields.
  • External stability counter: adds rearfoot support during lateral work to reduce heel slippage and improve control.
  • Low cut design: allows greater ankle mobility and a lightweight feel for players who value quickness over locked-in ankle support.
  • Synthetic and engineered mesh upper: blends durability with structured support to withstand team sport wear while keeping the fit stable.

Who It's For

The Freezelx V5 Low is best for lacrosse players and multi-field athletes who need a nimble shoe with dependable traction, especially those who make frequent cuts and demand a low-profile feel. It also suits players with slightly wider feet, as several customers reported a comfortable fit without excessive pinching.

Players who require maximal ankle support or prefer high-top cleats should look elsewhere; this model prioritizes mobility over lockdown ankle protection. If you spend most time on hard court surfaces rather than turf or grass, a court-specific shoe will likely serve better.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Excellent lateral traction from the QUIX Rail design for quick directional changes.
  • Durable construction with a TPU molded cleat outsole that holds up across turf and natural grass.
  • Comfortable fit, including for some wide-footed players, thanks to the engineered mesh upper.

Cons

  • Low cut sacrifices some ankle support compared with high-top models, which may not suit all players.

Specifications

Brand New Balance
Model Freezelx V5 Low
Upper Synthetic and engineered mesh
Outsole TPU molded cleat outsole
Traction tech QUIX Rail technology
Support features External stability counter
Cut Low cut for ankle mobility

Our Verdict

The New Balance Freezelx V5 Low is a strong choice for players who prioritize quickness, traction, and a comfortable, durable build. Its combination of QUIX Rail traction and a TPU cleat outsole delivers reliable grip on turf and grass, while the low cut and mesh upper keep weight down and fit comfortable. Choose this shoe if you want a nimble, long-lasting cleat that supports fast lateral play and suits wider feet well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these good for turf and grass?
Yes. The TPU molded cleat outsole is designed to provide superior traction on both turf and natural surfaces.

Do they run narrow or wide?
Customers report a generally comfortable fit and some noted the shoe works well for wider feet, though personal fit can vary by foot shape.

Do they offer ankle support?
The low cut prioritizes ankle mobility and lightweight feel, so it provides less ankle lockdown than high-top cleats.

Editor's Take

GearMustHave editorial rating: 4.4 out of 5. GearMustHave Editorial Rating

The Freezelx V5 Low is a nimble, durable lacrosse cleat that delivers dependable traction and comfort, ideal for players who value quick lateral movement and a low-profile feel.

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New Balance Men's Freezelx V5 Low Lacrosse Shoe - Traction & Stability
New Balance Men's Freezelx V5 Low Lacrosse Shoe - Traction & Stability
Regular price $125.12 USD
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