UK-retailer, End, celebrated their 20th anniversary with the release of this special themed Asics Gel-Nimbus 10.1 inspired by late night corner store runs for milk. This pair features a white, cream mesh upper, with bold blue tones throughout for the perfect mix of wearability and pop. Check out my review and to see how these are on feet. Who else picked up a pair of these earlier this month?
South Korean streetwear label, thisisneverthat, returned with another New Balance collaboration – this time creating their take on the popular 991 V2 model. This greyscale pair features soft pig suede, reflective detailing and more. Tune into my review for a breakdown of this shoe and to see how they are on feet!
Following up his recent New Balance 1500 collab, Salehe Bembury is back with another take on a Made in England model. The 991 V2 is given his signature bold coloured look, and its fitting the nickname of this collab is “Colors Be The Palette”. Check out my review of this off the wall colourway and to see how they are on feet!
As New Balance is ready to shelve the 991 V1 model, they ended things with one final pack, aptly called the “Finale Pack”. Consisting of two colourways, these Made in England pairs include the pair I’m reviewing today – the “Delicioso” colourway, which features a perforated nubuck upper, brown suede overlays and an Abzorb midsole. Check out my video to learn more!
New Balance recently launched the Brights Revival pack of the 991 V2 silhouette – dropping two vibrant, bold colourways of their newest Made in England model. The pair I’m reviewing today is the “Dazzling Blue” colourway, which is crafted in a bold blue hue in a mix of pig suede, mesh and synthetic layers. Check out my review and see how they are on foot too!
London-based, independent sneaker brand, Notwoways (co-founded by YouTuber Callux), recently dropped a brand new colourway of their Model 1 silhouette nicknamed “Mokka”. Featuring the popular brown and cream tones that are ever popular these days, it still retains that signature chunky look that the model is known for. Watch my review to learn more and to see how they are on foot!
Aimé Leon Dore dropped their first Made in UK New Balance collaboration earlier this month, with the release of two colourways of the 991. Today’s review I’m breaking down the “Tan” colourway which consists of cream shaded mesh, premium tan coloured leather overlays, and accents of green nubuck and reflective panels. Watch my review to learn more and drop a comment down below if you picked these up too!
Check out Hefeluxx for their sneaker insoles here: https://hefe.com and get 15% off your order with code SEANGO at checkout!
Sweden’s very own Sneakersnstuff recently dropped a New Balance 991 collaboration, inspired by the colours of their very first collab on the 577 model in 2005. First up on my channel is the review of co-founder Peter Jansson’s “Navy / White / Grey” colourway, which is crafted using premium leather and suede in a more subtle and neutral colourway. Check out my review to learn more!
Check out Hefeluxx for their sneaker insoles here: https://hefe.com and get 15% off your order with code SEANGO at checkout!
Stray Rats and New Balance recently linked up to release a two-pack collab on the Made in England 991 model. The second of the two I’m reviewing is the “Brown / Purple” colourway, which features brown and purple coloured nubuck, suede and mesh, with green reflective overlays accented throughout the shoe. Check out this bold colourway and let me know if you’re feeling them or not!
Check out Hefeluxx for their sneaker insoles here: https://hefe.com and get 15% off your order with code SEANGO at checkout!
Sean Go 