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New Balance’s 2010 meets WTAPS in a green military palette

New Balance and WTAPS bring military design to the 2010 ABZORB sneaker

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WTAPS and New Balance are teaming up once again, showcasing their shared love for clean design and technical precision. The Japanese-based streetwear label, known for its military-inspired aesthetic and attention to detail, takes on the New Balance ABZORB 2010 and gives it a grounded, everyday feel. The sneaker blends WTAPS’s minimalist style with New Balance’s performance-driven craftsmanship, creating something that feels both functional and timeless. The collaboration stays true to what both brands do best: making elevated staples that don’t need loud colors or logos to make a statement. Instead, the appeal lies in the texture, materials, and subtle design cues that come together effortlessly.

New Balance and WTAPS bring a military touch to the 2010 sneaker

The WTAPS x New Balance ABZORB 2010 arrives in an Olive Drab and White colorway that reflects WTAPS’s utilitarian roots. It features premium suede and leather overlays on a breathable mesh base, giving the shoe both structure and flexibility. Small details, such as the debossed “WTVUA” branding and co-branded insoles, keep the look sleek and minimal, while the lime-green ABZORB midsole pods add a pop of color that highlights the sneaker’s technical side. The midsole provides a cushioned, responsive feel that makes the shoe both comfortable and stylish. From the city to the trails, the ABZORB 2010 feels built to handle it all with ease.

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The collaboration will be available on October 10, 2025, for $160 USD through WTAPS, New Balance, and select retailers. This latest release continues the strong partnership between the two brands, offering another reminder that simplicity and substance can go hand in hand.

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