New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Phantom Dark Grey M2002RDB

A brand new NB Pack? We’re here for this interesting new offering by New Balance and cannot wait to try out these mesmerising sneakers for running. With the summer season already here and no lockdown after over a year, it’s to party as hard as you can! However, you can’t be fully ready for the season until you have at least one of these game-changing new 2002R iterations in your collection. The New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Phantom Dark Grey drops alongside Protection Pack Tan Rain Cloud and the Sea Salt Sail colourways. So, which of these striking trainers will you add to your stash, if not all? Let us know at FastSoleUK. Also, stay alert and connected to our socials for daily sneaker world news. We post all the latest updates that you need to know. 

What’s the first thing about this Pack that instantly catches your eyes? It’s gotta be the overlaying suede layer that provides the shoes with a somewhat deconstructed appearance. This unique makeover makes these shoes super funky and stylish on the summer tracks. Show off your moves in these fun and neutral-hued runners this season. 

It seems as though NB took inspiration from the Pack’s name, which the overlaying protective layer of suede on mesh depicts. In addition, these shoes are lightweight, packed with air technology at the heels, and pampers the wearer to the fullest. Hence, every step you take in these New Balance shoes will feel super snug, smooth and effortless. Also, with the rubbery textured outer soles sitting underfoot, these kicks keep you safe on top of the slipperiest tracks. 

Are you ready for this intriguing new Pack of New Balance trainers? The upcoming New Balance 2002R Protection Pack Phantom Dark Grey drops on July 9th, so stay alert for the updates. You can also check out the other forthcoming sneaker drops on our page as you wait for this release. These NB trainers will arrive via the select UK and European shops, so get in line ASAP! If you get to the shops late, the queue will get unbearably long! 

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