Up There’s reputation of strong collaborations continues, this time dropping a New Balance 991 V2. This pair takes a subtle approach, with black mesh, premium black leather, reflective 3M panels, and tiny pops of green. A gum rubber outsole completes the look alongside three different lace options. Check out my review for a closer look and thanks to Up There for sending these over my way!
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!
The sequel pair to the 2018 release, Jordan Brand is back with another pair of Air Jordan 3s that pay homage to the South Korean capital – Seoul. This version opts for more cream tones, as opposed to the pure white on the OG, resulting in a more aged appearance. However, the signature red, blue and black tones remain which stay true to the home of the 1988 Olympics. Check out my review for a detailed look and review!
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!
London-based artist, Lorenz.OG, dropped his limited collaboration with New Balance earlier this month. This drop consisted of 150 individually numbered and hand-dyed pairs of the 860 V2, inspired by the London skies during sundown. Check out my review of one of the most limited New Balance pairs I own, and see how they are being rocked on foot! Is this pair all hype, or are you feeling the look of them?
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 “Yellow”, aka “Orange” colourway, which is crafted in a faded orange tone in a mix of pig suede, mesh and synthetic layers. Check out my review and see how they are on foot too!
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!
Continuing on with releasing 2.0 versions of iconic Air Max 1s, Nike recently brought back the “Keep Rippin, Stop Slippin” Air Max 1, originally from 2008. Looking totally different from the OGs, this 2.0 version features hairy black suede, smooth leather, and deep red coloured hits on the lining and embroidery. Is this a worthy sequel to the ’08 classic? Leave your thoughts below!
New Balance is launching the 991 V2 with a bang. The debut colourway is a collaboration with Stone Island, and this Made in England pair features a mix of olive mesh, 3M layers, black nubuck and more. Learn more about the 991 V2, how it fits, comfort, and more. Are you feeling this updated model or is this now your cup of tea?
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