The numeric range is New Balance's skateboarding shoes. It doesn't matter if you're gonna skate them or wear them as your smart shoes, New Balance Numeric are known for durability and comfort. The numeric range is New Balance's skateboarding shoes. They make a perfect gift and a perfect investment if you need a pair that won't blow out in a month.

4 new styles have hit the shop, each as nice as the next:

There's never a bad colour way of Tiago Lemos's shoe, the 1010. The newest one being white and forest green. With a Leather and Suede upper, this nostalgic shoe features a plush FuelCell foam midsole to help deliver comfort and a reinforced feel. The no-sew overlays help finish this shoe off with a sleek finish to deliver the perfect look and fit.

Jamie Foy, front krooked grind guru, has a classic black and white colour way of the 306. The vulcanised shoe has rubber underlays and suede reinforcements for durability, with mesh panels to up the airflow. The ideal crep for low profile comfortability.

The 440 brings a unique sole that blends between a salmon pink and off-white. The 440 has quickly become one of the best selling cup-sole shoes on the market. The 440 features a leather toe cap over the leather toe box, with suede layers underneath for ultimate durability and mesh sidewalls for breathability.

Finally, if we wanna talk about durability, we better show off the stylish toecap and ollie patch that features on the 212. This is a classic skate version of New Balance's popular Pro Court model. It has suede and canvas upper atop a vulcanized sole delivers versatile heritage style with built-in reinforcements designed to withstand the abuse of skateboarding. This ones great, as you can enjoy the light, breathable canvas without rapidly destroying your shoes with ollies.

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