New Balance Brings The Striking Toe Colorblocking Style To The 2002R

Kith defined one of the sneaker world’s most favored color blocking schemes with the debut of its collaborative “Salmon Toe” Asics in 2011, a look that has since been borrowed by footwear industry giants across a wide variety of models. Around that same time, New Balance debuted its 2002R silhouette, hardly a newsworthy occurrence at the time but relevant today given the model’s top-shelf status. Now, worlds collide with news of an upcoming “Colored Toe” New Balance 2002R pack that hones in on the celebrated look.

Three pairs make up the delivery. First up is an imposing orange and yellow colorway, by far the most eccentric of the bunch, followed by a slightly more subdued royal blue/black design. Completing the pack is a beige/grey pair, which departs from its counterparts with a more subdued, contemporary look familiar to the model as a whole. All three shoe’s feature identical white/black sole units and reflective treatments for a cohesive and coordinated delivery.

The orange/yellow and blue/black pairs are available now at newbalance.com for $145, while the beige/grey pair is expected to follow shortly. See official purchase links below to secure yours.

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