New Balance 574 Paul Bunyan Nov 9, 2011 new balance 1400 New Balance 574 'Paul Bunyan' New Balance s take on folklore has resulted in the American Tall Tales collection that includes a sneaker inspired by none other than Paul Bunyan. We got a look at the sneaker before at NYC s West but for those of you who can t make it to the boutique the shoe is also available at Zappos. Here you get a multi angle view of the shoe in all of its suede, canvas and plaid lined glory. If you are interested in purchasing a pair they are only $100.New Balance 574 Paul Bunyan $99
New Balance 574 2011 New York City Marathon Nov 3, 2011 New Balance release a few looks at its upcoming 574 runner set for launch at the 2011 New York City Marathon on November 6th. The model sports a colorway that would make Bumble Bee proud, black/yellow, with white accents on the branding, midsole, and liner. Runners should be sure to look for the New Balance booth this weekend. New Balance ML574 New new balance numeric Colorways Oct 27, 2011 New Balance ML574 - New Colorways Available now for $74 at CNCPTS are these two new colorways in the New Balance ML574 model. Both feature subtle upper with similar color blockings. The first sports a predominantly grey suede design contrasted with a dark shade of blue, while the second boasts a burgundy design along with new balance sale navy blue accents. Finishing off both pairs are white midsoles and black outsoles.
New Balance 574 Japanese Pack Oct 31, 2011 New Balance 574 Japanese Pack We recently took a look at the New Balance 574 late last week in the Babe the Blue Ox colorway which looks to take inspiration from American Folklore. However, things can t always be Yankee based, and BX Sports just took stock of the New Balance Japanese Pack. The pack includes three models that blend leather, mesh, suede on the uppers over either a gum or black outsole. The uses whites as a base on the insole, but break out into a variety of bright colors over the uppers. The New Balance 574 Japanese Pack new balance 530 is available now at BX Sports.
New Balance Minimus 10 Multi-Sport Oct 26, 2011 New Balance Minimus 10 Multi-Sport Men With all the technology that is crammed into shoes these days, it is weird that minimalist sneaker movement has gained such traction. Mostly spotted in the running world, New Balance has bring the Minimus 10 Multi-Sport silhouette to the game, a sneaker geared toward the all-season outdoor athlete. The model features a Vibram sole and adds reworked, water-resistant mesh/synthetics. Minimalist can grab a pair now in Black/Blue for men and Gray/Yellow for women at ShopNewBalance for $110.
New Balance 574 Made in USA American Folklore Pack Oct 6, 2011 New Balance 574 ⬠SMade in USA⬠- American Folklore Pack There seems to be a duel going on between New Balance s Made in England and Made in USA collections. Both continue to spew out some pretty nice designs, and the latest are these two colorways in the NB 574, which are part of the latter collection.This two piece collection draws inspiration from the fictional American Folklore characters Paul Bunyan and his companion Babe the Blue Ox, hence the name of the pack.The Paul Bunyan edition sports brown suede, along with cream-colored mesh, red accents, and a gum rubber sole. The Babe the Blue Ox pair blends blue, beige, and white hues, all the while sporting a suede / mesh build. Look for both now at shops including NYC-based West.
DJ Mars x New Balance 574 Low End Theory Sep 29, 2011 DJ Mars x New Balance 574 ⬠SLow End Theory⬠We new balance vazee recently saw a pair of Nike SB Blazers use the group A Tribe Called Quest s album artwork from their Low End Theory album as inspiration, and now DJ Mars has utilized New Balance s Custom 574 service to create a pair inspired by the same thing. The classic runner is seen here sporting a suede build that blends green and black hues, while red contrasts are also seen on the N logo and ankle. The heels read Low End Theory . As we mentioned earlier, these were created through the Custom 574 service, which is open to the public.