History of New Balance sneakers

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New Balance puts its best foot forward​

CBS Sunday Morning​

Apr 14, 2024
Though smaller than Nike and Adidas, New Balance is older than its primary competitors, and with sales of $6.5 billion in 2023 (an increase of 23% over the previous year), the Massachusetts-based company best known for running shoes is growing fast. "Sunday Morning" contributor Kelefa Sanneh checks out how New Balance is finding a balance between both fashion and performance

 

[Remote]

Their Made in the USA and Made in the UK line are their best sneakers.
They're like $200 though.

I have one pair of the Made in the USA ones, and some cheaper 515's -- though I don't think they make those anymore. I got them on clearance.

 

[jdubnyce]

574s

 

[Mike809]

Their Made in the USA and Made in the UK line are their best sneakers.
They're like $200 though.

I have one pair of the Made in the USA ones, and some cheaper 515's -- though I don't think they make those anymore. I got them on clearance.

How you know which ones are made in the US/UK? does it say it on the new balance website ?

 

[levitate]

Not wearing shoes with a big ass N on it….

 

[Remote]

How you know which ones are made in the US/UK? does it say it on the new balance website ?

Yeah when you're on the New Balance website, if you click on the header at the top that says Mens, a menu drops down, and on the left there are categories

 

[Rollie Forbes]

 

[jilla82]

most comfortable sneakers are 990s and whichever Yeezy fits your foot best

its not even close

 

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Grey Days | New Balance History​

May 10, 2024
The color Grey embodies everything that makes New Balance stand out as a brand. Grey reflects an independent approach, dedicated to quality and style.
The 2024 festivities kick off with Grey Days, a seven-minute film by new imprint American Haiku celebrating Grey’s origin as the signature New Balance color. Shot and framed in 16mm black and white, Grey Days is a journey through New Balance history that explores the brand’s running heritage and its popularity in style subcultures from the DMV to Tokyo, through the lens of longtime enthusiasts, and features appearances by UK Rapper Dave, star defensive end Chase Young, and skateboarding legend Andrew Reynolds.
Written in collaboration between creative directors Thom Glover & Daniel Wolfe, alongside Elliott Power, director of photography Norm Li. Animation from Stray London and still photography by Samuel Bradley

 

[TheJet]

Co-sign the Made in the USAs.