New Balance Promo Codes in October 2026

New Balance began in Boston in 1906 as the New Balance Arch Support Company. It started with arch supports, then moved into running shoes with the Trackster in 1960, one of the first running shoes sold in multiple widths. Jim Davis bought the company in 1972, and New Balance grew with the running boom that followed.

Today, New Balance highlights features like blended gel inserts and heel counters, along with a wider range of widths for narrow and wide feet.

Their customer service is available at 800-595-9138 from Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. EST, and Saturday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST. To live chat, use the chat bubble on the bottom righthand corner of the website. They have an FAQ section over on the left for more answers.

So, how do you make the best use of that 15% community discount coupon code you can get every month?

Well, it won't be on already discounted models or brand-new, limited-edition, and signature styles. These are excluded.

But for your core apparel staples, here's a practical, budget-conscious 12-month schedule with 15% off every time.

Winter footwear baseline & heavy layering

• January: All-purpose training shoes, like the Fresh Foam Arishi v4.

• February: Track/warm-up jacket.

Spring outdoor transition basics

• March: Active socks multi-pack.

• April: Athletics standard tapered pant.

• May: Core short-sleeve tee.

Summer heat management & storage

• June: Athletics shorts.

• July: '47 run hat.

• August: Shohei signature backpack.

Later year weather layering & walking grip

• September: Sport essentials fleece hoodie.

• October: Active everyday walking shoes, like the New Balance 577.

• November: RC training tights.

• December: RC essential heat grid 1/2 zip.

Are you a teacher, hospital or medical employee, nurse, first responder, government employee, senior (60+), or military? You have a full-priced item for 15% off every month to suit the season.

You can choose between Afterpay and Klarna at New Balance.

Afterpay fits shoppers who want a simple pay‑in‑4 setup that spreads a purchase over six weeks and stays interest-free when payments stay on time. The first payment happens up front, and the rest follow on a schedule, with reminders built in. It also works in-store through the Afterpay Card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which helps when you prefer tap-to-pay.

Klarna suits shoppers who want tighter control over how payments go out. Payments are withdrawn automatically from a connected card or bank account on the agreed schedule, and early payments are allowed. Klarna accepts major debit and credit cards in general, but it doesn’t accept checks or prepaid cards. Credit cards also aren’t accepted for purchases made with the Klarna Card.