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Throughout the 80s Los Angeles Lakers star forward James Worthy became an indelible piece of New Balance’s brand, pioneering the New England institutions burgeoning foray onto the hardwood while securing three championships. While he seven-time All-Star quickly became synonymous with his 740 models, the is now releasing in an honorary duo of vintage compositions Futura x Nike SB Dunk Low.

Followed by a violet-accented pair, the pictured proposition enjoys a lightened anchoring of muted golden-yellow hues across the upper heel’s mesh panel, sock liner and opposing ends of the outsole. Elsewhere, a dominant majority of the pair’s leather real estate enjoys a near-clad wash of white while seldom grey and black contrasts line the midsole, tread and ankle. Attributing its various branded embellishments to the stark shade of choice, a jet-black trim accentuates the latter along the bulbous mid-foot logo and consecutive “NB” branding opportunities.

Scheduled to release next month for a retail price of $140, enjoy official images of the is now releasing in an honorary duo of vintage compositions “White/Yellow” below while we await further launch details.

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