New Balance 1906R White Black Gold M1906RA

The New Balance 1906R White Black Gold will start to give you a luxurious street vibe! It is certainly the chic colourway that got us intrigued to come here. Well, we are about to embark on the journey together. Today we will find out about the White Black Gold. Not only is it chic for its gold, but also urban for its black and white combo! The sort of combo that one could never fail to rock in any outfit. When we talk about comfort, we get to the brand's territory! New Balance are notorious for the cosiness they provide in their silo! It is insane how people can pass on it very often. Most celebs speak of it (and we are not talking about sponsors). See if you like the New Balance 1906R Grey Navy White. Check out FastSole to check the latest releases.

With the 1906R men's sneakers, you get fashion and features in one unbeatable package. New Balance is bringing the 1906 sneaker from 2009! After being in an archive for many years, Korean streetwear company thisisneverthat determined to provide the pair with a collaborative makeover as it did with the 2002R. With that said, the Boston shoe powerhouse is now introducing GR colourways like the New Balance 1906R White Black Gold, so start reading on for a deeper look!

This throwback to 2000s runners elements relief touches such as the ABZORB midsole and Stability Web tech for arch support, whilst a smooth and elegant synthetic top completes the look. Unlike New Balance 1906R colourways, this pair arrives with the same shade arrangement as the OG New Balance 1906. These are white, black, and gold. The breathable mesh-woven base sees a crisp white hue contrasted through black, gold, and silver counterparts like the "N" emblems and the aggressive TPU caging throughout the heels. Classic New Balance branding deets mark the tongues and insoles, and an ABZORB SBS heel cushioning unit and N-ergy outsole from the New Balance 2002R finish these New Balance 1906Rs.

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