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SummaryIntroduced last year, the New Balance ABZORB 2000 is a sleek runner that continues to embrace new palettesThis time around, two gradients grace the sneaker, combining a variety of hues with silver detailingBoth pairs are expected to drop soon via New Balance and select retailers at a price of $170 USDWhen New Balance was rolling out the ABZORB 2000 sneaker last year, it was clear that the silhouette would become a staple for its lifestyle category. One year later, the American sportswear brand continues to reinterpret the intricate canvas.Up next for the New Balance ABZORB 2000 is a set of gradient colorways. Pictured first is a soft pink-to-purple upper that is covered in silver geometry and a lateral “N” logo. Supporting the sneaker is an ABZORB-based sole unit that combines dark brown with silver at the center and black at the outsole. As for its partner pair, it shifts between pink, yellow, and green throughout its upper. The same silver notes are present while the tooling wedges the eye-catching gray hue between green. From there, black completes the structure at its bottommost layer.At the time of writing, New Balance has not yet indicated when these two gradient-equipped iterations of the ABZORB 2000 sneaker will be dropping. Stay tuned for updates, including any additional colorways, as we currently expect these two iterations of the runner to hit shelves soon via New Balance and select retailers at a starting price of $170 USD.

SummaryHartcopy and adidas teamed up on the German Army Trainer-inspired BW Army back in 2024The hit sneaker now has a sequel project, two colorways of the shoe: “Muted Grey” and “Black”Both pairs dropped exclusively in Europe yesterday, and the pre-launch is sold out. However, it will be arriving globally later this yearHartcopy and adidas are back with two new colorways of the BW Army.⁠ After teaming up on the German Army Trainer-inspired shoe in 2024, two new premium renditions of the sneaker have been crafted. This campaign follows the duo’s polka dot-covered Adizero EVO SL from 2025.⁠Presented in “Muted Grey” and “Black,” both of these takes on the BW Army embrace subtle detailing. A soft leather upper is present once again, and features Hartcopy’s signature red stitch detail at the lateral in two places. From there, two different gum soles complete its build: the “Muted Grey” pair is backed by a classic gum while the “Black” pair favors a darker hue for its tooling.Pairs dropped via Hartcopy exclusively in Europe yesterday and are now sold out. However, stay tuned for additional launch info as the shoe is expected to drop globally later this year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hartcopy (@hartcopy)