It’s obviously a matter of preference but they’re in my top three no doubt. New Balance has risen up as a top tier sneaker company. Anything these two touch is fire and I can’t wait for more collections they cook up in the future. They’ve also done work on a New Balance 577 dubbed HYPRCAT as well as a 998 with the “Mass Transit” moniker. Still can’t decide which one I like more purely on aesthetics. While it isn’t selling for as high as its predecessor, it was still a massive success and generated a sizable line outside the store last year. The sequel later that year was also a 997s but given the name, “No Bad Days”. These currently sell for average of $683. The first to come was the “No Days Off” 997s that released in April of 2019. Of recent there’s been a couple memorable sneakers added to their catalog. If you’re ever in Boston, it’s a must see. A secret entrance brings you to the boutique (third photo). There’s no sign or anything and it seems like a unsuspecting, normal bodega on the outside and inside. Here are three photos of the Bodega store. Image via Hoodline Image via Footwear News The two companies have been working harmoniously for years now. Bodega’s first store front (only joined by an LA store years later) is “hidden in plain sight” in Boston. New Balance has a brilliant, newly renovated headquarters in Boston. New Balance and Bodega have a close relationship and I can see why. Image via Bodega New Balance & Bodega History Image via Bodega Image via Bodega Image via Bodega Image via Bodega A sturdy suede runs adjacent, completing DIY themes that effectively patchwork together pieces of multiple environments. Uppers, which arrived composed of an array of different materials, lean towards function and purpose as it adopts ripstop, nylon webbing, and detachable tongue straps throughout. Rather than wholly attuned to lifestyle aesthetics, the model runs replete with earthy tones, bringing the dirt into an imaginative hiker that bridges the technical with retro 90s to early 2000s fashion. While on the exterior a clean colorway like that of its predecessors, the X-Racer approaches a style a bit more distinct. This concept, while explored to a different extent as the historic poem, is bled into the fibers of their newest New Balance collaboration: an X-Racer colorway that encapsulates the all-terrain, nomadic lifestyle they’re attempting to understand. Going as far as to cite The Epic of Gilgamesh, the imprint has embraced this idea of “going off the grid” and renouncing the city life that has become many of our own comforts. In this “New Normal,” retailer Bodega has gotten quite introspective, looking inward to uncover what is - to them - essential.
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Let’s begin.įeel free to skip to Release Info and Conclusion now to get the need to know details for this release. The initial New Balance X-Racer colorways debut at select retailers and online for $90 USD beginning next Monday (July 1).The hype is real surrounding this release and there will definitely be some profit from reselling. Basically, whether you’re rocking these for performance purposes or for a quick rooftop party flex, your summer of sneakers is definitely about to heat up for the better. The curvy design of the overlays gives off a futuristic look on its own, and the New Balance-branded translucent seam riding along the perimeter adds a small-yet-noticeable touch that really makes this silhouette pop. The comparisons between the three can be found in the construction, with each incorporating an ADZORB sole, a mesh/nubuck combo on the upper and signature reflective “N” logos on the medial and lateral side panels. The three initial colorways seen here feature a very interesting color palette, with one option utilizing neutral tones of navy, black and orange (seen above) and the other two giving us contrasting options of teal, purple and white.
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