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You get to enjoy your spring actions with the upcoming New Balance 550 Triple Black and it’s literally the best thing to happen! Every release from the New Balance ranges has been the perfect example of how a sneaker should support the wearers. However, the NB550 trainers for running never bothered about anyone’s approval. These kicks are always dressed to the ninth and come wearing the premium materials. And this time, the Triple Black palette is just like a cherry on top. After all, the fresh spring season deserves some boldness.

If you take a tour of our website and other sneaker tracks, you will realise in no time that the New Balance 550 series is having its moment right now! Steven Smith’s classic design from 1989 has kept the audience engaged with every modified release and collabs. 2022 is packed with multiple collaborative styles from this series. For example, Comme des Garçons Homme, Joe Freshgoods, Aime Leon Dore, “size?”, Rich Paul, etc. But this vintage monochrome black theme is still one of a kind!

First of all, this NB silo is a masterpiece. And we’re definitely not just saying it. The monochrome black theme stays loyal to the core and paints everything on this silo black. Blacked-out laces, tongue tab, Encap midsole, inner lining, and even the branding match each other the best.

EVA foam sole underfoot has a textured finish and keeps your steps comfortable. Tonal black leather upper body joins the mesh tongue tab and nylon collar. The synthetic heel plate sits the right way to help you move the way you want.

The Boston-based brand’s relic from the old archives (although the 550s have re-released a couple of times) come back with a bang. You can see this Triple Black silo for yourself. The colourway is dark and mystique, but it’s perfect for every season, occasion, outfit, and mood. Just tie the laces and strike the tracks ahead of you! Follow us on @FastSoleUK for more.

New Balance 550 Triple Black will release on 3rd November, via listed UK and European retailers.

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