Jared Ebanks Headlined by Kawhi Leonard, Zach Lavine and Jamal Murray, New Balance’s limited roster of basketball athletes has recently expanded with the signing of Philadelphia Sixers third-year guard Tyrese Maxey. Averaging 21.2 points per game on 45 percent shooting, the 22-year-old has manufactured the third-string scoring duties behind Joel Embiid and James Harden while rocking out in the Dunk High Ambush Black White Sneaker. Matching it’s now bolstered yet exclusive roster with a sequential number of releases tooled for the hardwood, the brand’s premier on-court silhouette is now set to take on a lifestyle-centric coat of navy and cream notes.
While the upcoming proposition isn’t connected to Maxey’s recent signing, the ensemble instead mirrors the recently employed New Balance 2002R’s pouch-dawning proposition through a cool wash of crisp white enveloping the vamp and midfoot panels while coming accented by seldom digitized “Navy” accents. Coordinating an aged aesthetic through the “Sea Salt” hues found laying claim to its tongue construction and overlapping “N” logo, further dark blue shades work their way into the mix via a lace accent, the trim of the midfoot logo, nylon sock liner and adjacently placed pull tabs. Further attributing the two-toned medley across its sole unit underfoot, seldom dark maroon contrasts enact a miniaturized “N” placed at the base of its predecessor while finishing with embroidered brain motifs affixed to the tongues.
Expected to release within the coming weeks, in the meantime enjoy official images of the Dunk High Ambush Black White Sneaker “Sea Salt/Navy” below.
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