Sneaker Freaker has released a full look at their New Balance 850 that is designed after an Australian icon, ‘Skippy’, one of their national treasures, the kangaroo. With genuine Roo leather and suede accents and tangy lemon/lime inners, this New Balance 850 is as different as it gets. Read their full article HERE.
Sneaker Freaker Magazine received the opportunity with New Balance to work on a M850 for the Global SMU Programm. It looks like two different shoes crashed into each other. These unique kicks drop on December 5th.
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On the cover of SneakerFreaker’s 16th magazine and one of four collectors covers,the SNKRFRKR x New Balance 850 “Skippy” takes the spotlight. The green and yellow is mixed in with black, white and gold. Release date is still unknown at this time.
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In a recent Sneaker Freaker interview with Jeff Staple of Staple Design and the Reed Space, they unveiled more detailed photos of the upcoming Pigeon New Balance 575. Having the same colorway of the notorious Pigeon Nike SB Dunks, these NB575s has two pigeon hits on the back with a New York skyline on the tongue. Distribution per Jeff Staple is 800 worldwide with 144 allocated per region with an August 6th release date. Check out more of the interview here and pick up Sneaker Freaker’s issue 13 for the complete interview.
Check out this soon to be released Nike Air Terra Humara Supreme featuring bright blue safari print. The shoe is mixed in with several colors and touched off with a speckled midsole. Look for an Air Revaderchi and a Wildwood in this same mix of colors.
Sneaker Freaker gives a closer look at the 2nd shoe of the “Modernism Pack”, which is a collaboration between Spanish sneaker spot 24 Kilates and New Balance. The shoe features the art and inspiration from Catalan artist Joan Miró. This 1500 combines perforated leather and suede with mismatching color accents. Check out Sneaker Freaker’s interview with 24Kilates here.
