New Balance 1000

The New Balance 1000 is a model first introduced in 1999 as a running/training silhouette. Much like the New Balance 550, the 1000 wasn’t much of a hit in its initial run, leading executives to shelve the shoe entirely.

Photos began circulating of new colorways of the shoe at the top of 2024. It was confirmation that the model would be returning to shelves once again, the Boston brand no doubt emboldened by the dominant Y2K designs that the 1000 so proudly expresses. Two of New Balance’s defining collaborators soon joined the effort. Joe Freshgoods officially brought the silhouette back, and less than a month later, Teddy Santis headed a three-part Aime Leon Dore New Balance 1000 collection.

Outside of those high-heat endeavors, the model will come about in plenty of GR colorways for 2024. The “Metallic Silver” colorway was the first such pair to become available. Previewed editions like “Green/Gray” and “Pink/Tan” that sport split color-blocking are among those we’re still anticipating.

Below you can find our latest coverage of the New Balance 1000, including release dates, images and product links. The shoes officially retail for $150 and are available on newbalance.com.