New Balance, established in 1906 in Boston, Massachusetts, has a history rooted in improving comfort through innovative footwear design. Original founding father William J Riley initially focused on arch supports, however the company evolved to create running shoes, notably the Trackster in 1961, the first ripple-soled running shoe. Key milestones include the development of the 990 model in the 1980s and the 992 in the 2000s, both representing New Balance's commitment to quality and performance. Here at TGD we focus on the totally authentic and nostalgic styles of yesteryear including the 574, 475 and CT500. Pure Class. . A mesh and metallic upper. . N-ergy outsole and Abzorb cushioning. . Mega lightweight and comfortable. . A hybrid mix of the 1906 upper and 806v2 midsole. . Slip on, loafer style. . Footwear listed in UK sizes
