Last month, New Balance dropped a series of city exclusive colourways of their 991 V2 silhouette. Each pair is regional specific, like the “Yellow” pair I’m reviewing today which was an Asia-Pacific exclusive sold only in Melbourne and Seoul. Check out my in-depth review and on feet look and let me know which of this pack was your fave!
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Nike Air Max 95 Premium “Toronto” Review
My home city takes the big stage with this upcoming Nike Air Max 95. Celebrating Toronto’s diversity and multicultural make up, these feature a mix of materials like leather, nylon and 3M, in familiar skyline (and Blue Jays) colours of white, blue and red. Check out my in-depth review of this pair ahead of its release tomorrow, August 28th and let me know if you plan on scooping up a pair for yourself!
New Balance 991 V2 “Spindle Tree” (Paris City Exclusive) Review
New Balance is dropping a series of city exclusive colourways of their 991 V2 silhouette. Each pair is regional specific, and my favourite of the bunch is this “Spindle Tree” (Green) colourway which was available only at Starcow in Paris. Check out my in-depth review and on feet look and let me know which of this pack was your fave!
New Balance 990 V6 “Castlerock / Moonrock” (U990GR6) Review
Teddy Santis’ Season 6 collection of New Balance Made in USA is almost here. Today I’m giving you an early review of one of the debut pairs, the 990 V6 in “Castlerock / Moonrock”. These beauties feature dark grey suede, reflective panels and a beige mesh and midsole. Check out my review for an in-depth look and to see how they are on feet! Anyone copping these when they drop next week?
New Balance 990 V6 “Paris” (U990PA6) Review
To celebrate the 2024 Paris Olympics, New Balance dropped a collection available only at their La Marais store in Paris. Headlining this collection which was designed in part by artist Franck Pellegrino, was this 990 V6. This Made in USA model features a unique blend of colours, and the typical quality materials that New Balance is known for. Check out my review of this ultra limited release and let me know what you think of them!
The Whitaker Group x New Balance 1906U (Willful Bias) “Sand Dune / Shadow Grey” Review
The Whitaker Group continued their ongoing partnership with New Balance, releasing two pairs of the 1906U under the collection called “Willful Bias”. Today I’m reviewing one of those two pairs – the “Sand Dune / Shadow Grey” colourway which features a neutral palette in a mix of a knitted upper, suede and leather overlays and more. Check out my review to learn more about these!
Footpatrol x New Balance 1906R “X-Ray” Review
UK retailer, Footpatrol, released this epic New Balance 1906R collab back in May inspired by X-Rays. This colourway features a mesh build in various blue tones, and translucent TPU overlays with white accents. A X-Ray image of a foot adorns the insole as well, tying it back to the theming perfectly. Check out my review (I know it’s super delayed), and let me know what you think of these! I personally love them!
Action Bronson x New Balance 1906R “Medusa Azul” Review
Action Bronson and New Balance have linked up again to release three colourways of the 1906R. After a limited release on his website, on July 12th there was a wider drop which included this “Medusa Azul” colourway. These are crafted out of mesh, with reflective overlays in various tones of blue and tan accents. Tune into my review of this in-demand colourway and leave your opinions down below! Anyone manage to grab these for retail?
Up There x Asics Gel-Terrain “Purple / Lavender” Review
Australian-based boutique, Up There, released their third collaboration with Asics – this time tackling the Gel-Terrain model. Inspired by the colours of the Australian bush in autumn, this pair features a mesh upper, fuse overlays, trail-inspired laces and lace lock, and even custom carabiners attached to the tongue. Check out my review of these beauties, and big thank you to Up There for sending these over to me!
