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New Balance’s 2010 sneaker arrives in a new vintage color.

New Balance releases a new ABZORB 2010 sneaker

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It’s been an eventful year for the New Balance 2010, with a series of new releases that have turned the model into the must-have sneaker of the year. After collaborations with Kith and their “Grey Days” special edition model, the ABZORB 2010 continues to be the versatile sneaker it was created to be. In their latest rendition of the ABZORB 2010, New Balance is going back in time with a vintage color combination that’s rich and decadent in hue. While the primary color in the design would make it the perfect fall sneaker, this release is a year-round shoe that is far from just another running shoe in your lineup. With a combination of materials and different colored overlays, this sneaker gives a significant nod to retro technical shoes from the past, which continue to stun users today. 

New Balance 2010 goes pecan with a new color

Arriving in a rich and nutty pecan color, the latest New Balance ABZORB 2010 features brown suede overlays, black accents, and olive mesh detailing. Following the typical silhouette, the shoe also includes gel cushioning pods in a grey tone, along with a touch of sage green along the heel. Modeled after the brand’s 99X series, this sneaker is a vintage lover’s dream. The ABZORB 2010 will be available via the New Balance platforms starting on June 25 and will retail for $160. While many brands continue to innovate their designs, others like New Balance have opted to dive into the archives for a bit of nostalgia that still works.

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