New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Dark Navy M2002RDF

Plan your spring adventures with the New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Dark Navy on your feet! This silo is releasing with the bold colour scheme and classic appeal. This version is a spring-ready theme with the dark navy blue and obsidian combination. Staying loyal to the core New Balance dark mod, there won’t be much colour-pop, except for the grey and white accents.

If you ever thought 2002R versions had taken the backseat for good for even 1 second, you haven’t been paying attention to the sneaker trends at all! These trainers for running have their own league and fanbase because of the premium construction, features, and themes. You can’t ignore the adventure vibes from this silo. And the 2002R engineering is unmissable too.

Does this 2002R Protection Pack give you Deja Vue? That’s because we talked about this design last year. Many of you couldn’t get your hands on these kicks the last time because sneaker hunters were going feral over them! However, now you get a chance to try your luck once more. This Dark Navy colourway will race alongside multiple other colourways like White Gum, Pink Purple, Orange, etc. Follow us on FastSoleUK for more details.

First of all, here’s our take on this Dark Navy theme. The base of this New Balance silo comes with deep navy blue overlays and teal blue underlays. This design shows how much the classic New Balance designs have changed through the years. The dark tones take over the upper body, while the flexible underlays appear teal. White on the Encap midsole and grey on the laces contrast this palette smartly.

You can also call this pack the “Refined Future” pack. The engineering of 2002R features is really from the future! Step on any track and keep your steps safe and snug with this one. Following the legacy of the 2002R trainers, this particular silo from the new Protection Pack will keep its words to protect you.

New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Dark Navy will release soon via listed UK and European retailers.

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