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New Balance x Museum 272: Box ‘em Up
Price: $85 Why Buy? The New Balance x Museum 272 is incredibly affordable for a collab, and is a step…
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New Balance x Vu 440v2: Balitmore’s Finest
Price: $100 Why Buy? The New Balance x Vu 440v2 is a great collab with callbacks to one of the…
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New Balance 990 v1-v6: Which is the Best?
Throughout 2023, I’ve fallen in love with the New Balance 990. I don’t mean the New Balance 990v6, or 990v3.…
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New Balance 990v5: The Ultimate Dad Shoe
Price: $185 [$149 on Amazon] Why Buy? The New Balance 990v5 is the ultimate dad shoe: comfortable, well made, and…
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New Balance 990v4: The One Everyone Forgets About
Price: $185 / Check eBay for Better Deals Why Buy? The New Balance 990v4 is made in America of mostly…
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New Balance 990v3: Everyone Else’s Favorite 990
Why Buy?
The 990v3 offers the dad-shoe look without the excess bulk, and has actually become a bit of a value pick after keeping the price steady for a decade.
Why Avoid?
While great at a lot of things, the 990v3 isn't the best at any one.
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New Balance 990v2: My Favorite 990
Wondering if the New Balance 990v2 is right for you? We take a look at the comfort, style, and more to find out.
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What Makes a New Balance Teddy Santis
What makes a New Balance model a Teddy Santis? Find out here.
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New Balance 990v1: Beginnings
Wondering if the New Balance 990v1 is right for you? We take a look at the materials, comfort, price and more to find out.
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New Balance 574 Tokyo Design Studio: Top-Tier Tokyo
For a brand that wraps itself in the American flag so often, New Balance is surprisingly international. A few weeks back we took a look at a couple of Made-in-UK models, but it doesn’t stop there. As you can probably guess by the name of this article, New Balance also has a design studio based in Tokyo, Japan. This studio is tasked with taking classic designs and reworking them to fit Japan’s more fashion-forward look.