A New Balance lançou o modelo ABZORB 5030 em uma versão totalmente preta com detalhes metálicos.
O tênis apresenta os elementos tecnológicos característicos da marca em uma paleta preta sóbria. Detalhes metálicos percorrem o cabedal, proporcionando um contraste sutil sem a necessidade de cores vibrantes ou logotipos chamativos.
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New Balance, adidas, Nike, and Converse have all announced fresh sneaker models and colorways for the coming months.
New Balance introduced the ABZORB 5030, a chrome-finished dad shoe with advanced cushioning features. The model first appeared in summer 2025 and combines retro styling with futuristic elements.
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Sportswear retailer JD has added two exclusive iterations of the New Balance ABZORB 2000 to its sneaker lineup. The sneakers arrive in dual-toned grey/blue and black/red colorways, offering a sleek aesthetic for technical noughties-inspired designs. They are available exclusively on JD's website and select stores.
Japanese retailer atmos has previewed a new collaboration with New Balance on the ABZORB 2010 sneaker, inspired by wasabi green. The design features shaggy suede and mesh in earthy tones, with details revealed through teaser images. No release date or price has been announced yet.
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JJJJound has previewed a new collaboration with New Balance on the 1890 model, featuring a tuxedo-like black-and-white design. The sneaker incorporates black mesh uppers, white tongues, and satin-like taping for an elevated look. It is expected to release during the SS26 season.
New Balance has introduced the TF100 silhouette, featuring an aggressive split FuelCell midsole. The model launches in black and dark brown colorways, with a premium collaboration alongside Japanese designer Junya Watanabe. Standard pairs carry an MSRP of $140 USD.
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New Balance has introduced a new Made in USA 1300 8BH sneaker inspired by strawberry lemonade. The shoe features a peachy pink upper with yellow accents and is priced at $205.