Matt Varga An essential part of the fabric at New Balance is tinkering with their models, either with earnest new models that build off the foundation of their predecessors (the 990 series up to v6) or simpler tweaks that don’t bear the same weight as a full-blown fresh silhouette (the Fair of 1906 reimaginings that continue to trickle out).
Many of the aforementioned comparison points have brought renewed energy to long-standing icons, but a shoe being tenured isn’t necessarily a prerequisite for that treatment. Look to the New Balance Ireland Flag Football for proof, a rebuild of the everlastingly popular streetstyle silhouette that takes its traditional throwback suede/mesh build and brings it into the next century. Though the mesh materiality remains, layered overlays instead give way to a graphic, no-sew build above, while a translucent web-like TPU cage stands as the biggest tweak. Helping to drive home the futuristic air of the silhouette is the black and silver colorway at hand, a sleek touch that was truly only a matter of time given NB’s intentions for this model.
The New Balance Ireland Flag Football in black/silver should be touching down via NewBalance.com and partnering retailers sometime soon, clocking in at $150. If this particular style has caught your eye, watch over its release via our Sneaker Release Dates page.
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Mens New Balance Ireland Flag Football
US 2025
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