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New Balance Shoes - 574 - Dark Olivine/Sea Salt
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Shoe from New Balance
Beautiful New Balance shoe in beige mesh and imitation leather with black details and logos on both the outer and the inside.
The New Balance shoes close with a Velcro strap over the instep, and on the inside they have white textile. The shoes have removable insoles, and the outsoles are beige and strong and made of a lightweight material. On the underside, there is black rubber, which provides a good foothold.
The shoes are inspired by running shoes from the 00s, and they have a midsole with shock-absorbing ABZORB technology and an N-ergy outsole.
Fit : Medium
The insoles measure in cm approx.:
Size 20 = 12.0
Size 21 = 13.0
Size 22.5 = 14.0
Size 23 = 14.5
Size 24 = 15.5
Size 25 = 16.0
Size 26 = 17.0
Size 27.5 = 18.0
Note : The Measurements are approximate and may vary by a few millimeters.
A 1-1.5 cm growth allowance is recommended.
Made with:
- Exterior: other material + textile
- Inside: textile
- Outsole: other material
Style: IV2002PM, Colour: TIMBERWOLF
Features
- Pattern:
- Logo
- Shoe closure:
- Velcro
Made by
- Exterior:
- Other material, Textile
- Inside:
- Textile
- Outsole:
- Other material
- Item no.:
- AH167
- Status:
- Out of stock
- MPN:
- IV2002PM-TIMBERWOLF
- Manufacturer:
- New Balance
- Colour:
- Black, Beige
- Colour code:
- TIMBERWOLF
- Type:
- Shoes
- Collection:
- New Balance AW24
All our prices are automatically calculated from the Danish price and converted to another currency - therefore you may experience small inequalities.
We adjust prices according to exchange rates regularly to avoid large fluctuations.