Andrew Rizzo It’s not often that we see sneaker models reduce their standard MSRP after debuting, but the New Balance 2010 is one such case, now sitting at $145 after launching at $160 in a move we can only surmise was made to separate it from the Made in USA price bracket. It’s the Boston brand’s hope, we’re guessing, that the new price point will help it reach more people, something it’s also tackling with a strong pipeline of new looks that drive the silhouette down different aesthetic avenues.
Patent leather 2010 styles have been something of a go-to lately, a unique but not unprecedented material choice seen notably on Made in USA collabs like Joe Freshgoods’ 990v4 “Outro” and the upcoming Aminé New Balance 992. This latest edition is done up in black, immediately eye-catching thanks to its liberal, glossy patent leather overlays. Pink Eraser hits on the tongue, spine, and “N” logo background, while taking up only a small percentage of surface area, contribute mightily to the end result.
The New Balance 2010 “Black/Pink Eraser” releases soon via NewBalance.com and select retailers, priced at $145. Check out official images below and visit our Sneaker Release Dates page to browse more upcoming pairs.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens New Balance 2010
US 2026
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