0 NB Madness! Pt. 2

If you haven’t taken a look at our previous post in the New Balance Madness, click here to check it out…

The New Balance look is starting to gain more attention as they keep designing new styles that attract all of the sneakerheads. This time, we are bringing you 3 more new looks from the NB collection. This includes the Feral Creation Collection and the 875 Concepts Collection.

The 875 Concepts Collection also features the 875 style which is comparable to a high-top version of the 1500 shoe (which is basically your typical New Balance shoe). These Concepts include: full grain leather upper, pigskin leather lining (more luxurious and breathable that a comparable synthetic product), and tongue tag.

The Feral Creation Collection was included in out last NB post, and this time we are informing you of the Black Crow and Peacock design (the other two are the Mouse and the Lion). The Black Crow is entirely black and the upper is crafted from a mix of nubuck, leather and faux pony hair. The Peacock incorporates the blue and green from peacock feathers into a gradient blue/turquoise/green fade on the rear, mixed in with black nubuck on the front. These two were just released yesterday so they are available if you look.

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Stay with us for the New Balance Madness Pt. 3 post.

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NB Madness! Pt. 2

0 NB Madness!

Who is a fan of New Balances??

(crickets)

Lets not get silly, but New Balances have the capabilites of making one F.A.D.E.D. Most people diss 'em but NB doesn't get enough credit for the attractive styles that they create. Below are three new pairs of unreleased New Balances that could possibly catch the eye of a New Balance hater.

The SNKRFRKR x New Balance 850 ‘Skippy’ captures all of that Melbourne culture. We see the green and yellow that frequent the Australian national team’s jerseys, balanced out with black, white and gold

An eighteen year old shoe graces the cover of SneakerFreaker’s 16th release. To be completely accurate, it’s only on one of four collectors covers, but the SNKRFRKR x New Balance 850 ‘Skippy’ captures all of that Melbourne flavour. We see the green and yellow that frequent the Australian national team’s jerseys, balanced out with black, white and gold. No word yet on a release date with these, so we’ll keep you posted.

Leftfoot looked to the infamous early 90s tees depicting lightning, wolves and other nature for design cues on this pack. The premium materials show we’re not serious about this tacky inspiration, but the New Balance CM999 Feral Creature Pack uses that wild vibe for its promotional materials. Leftfoot and mita sneakers’ designs said to resemble a lion and a mouse respectively both use faux fur, horsehair and some animal teeth embroidered into the heel. The tongues are numbered for this limited edition and if you look down you’ll notice bamboo insoles. The 660 pairs released today at select New Balance retailers including Huf, UNDFTD and ALIFE here in the ‘States. via Kix-Files

Stay F.A.D.E.D.

Bp

sources from SneakerNews

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