New Balance’s newest variation on their 1906 model is here – the 1906A. This version takes the tradition components of the upper and warps them, like overhanging N-Lock straps, and panels that are seemingly coming off the shoe’s upper. Check out my review of this “Tech Explosion” release and let me know how you’re feeling this version!
New Balance is dipping into their archives, going back to 1999 to bring back the 1000 silhouette. One of the first general release colourways is this one that I’m reviewing today in “Silver Metallic / Black”. A mesh upper is complimented with bold, silver synthetic leather layers, designed with a dynamic and fluid appearance. Check out my detailed review for all you need to know about this silhouette and to see how they are on feet!
For my latest review I’m covering a general release colourway of the New Balance 1906R which (as of now) is unavailable in North America. This “Harbor Grey” colourway opts for various tones of grey and silver, giving the 1906R an aggressive and sleek vibe. Check out my review to learn more!
The New Balance “Refined Future” treatment returned recently on four pairs of the 1906R silhouette. Featuring that recognizable torn-up upper look, this “Castlerock” colourway opts for various shades of grey on the upper, contrasted against a cream coloured Abzorb midsole. Check out my review of this highly anticipated pair and let me know what you think!
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I’m back today with another New Balance 992 review! My latest pickup is the M992AA pair, which is dressed in Supima cotton, violet and purple nubuck and suede, and silver accents! Check out my in-depth review of this general release pair and let me know what you think about these down below!
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