Michael Le As dedicated to comfort as they are style, many of New Balance’s recent endeavors have sent them to the trail for inspiration: Bodega essentially brought their aggressive 997S into the spotlight while the 808 took markets by storm with its surprisingly low price point. Continuing this momentum — though now with no collaboration (yet) — the Boston institution is bringing Fresh Foam out of its ordinarily dad-like shell and throwing it face first into a realm of hiking inspired tones and modifications. Vibram tech at its bottoms with its most responsive cushioning, the entire sole unit takes notes from some of the best all-terrain silhouettes with uppers following suit in aesthetic. “N” logos are oversized by at least triple, sporting a crackled print in contrast to its one-toned backdrop. The first lies in a simple black weave with the next favoring bold hits of yellow; the latter pairs blue accents and dark tones in contrast with the former doing the same except only in white. Grab a detailed look at the next chapter for the NB tech right here and find it rolling out to select retailers and likely newbalance.com New Balance Printed Fast Flight 7 8 Fest.
New Balance All Terrain Hierro v5
Release Date: November 1st, 2019
Source: SNS
