New Balance Unveils The RC30 In Three Clean Colorways
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After being announced earlier this year, New Balance's RC30 has taken a bit of a backseat. While it has enjoyed collaborations with AURALEE and Donald Glover, there honestly aren't that many colorways to choose from. With that said, it looks like the Boston-based sportswear brand will be turning things around this season as it officially reveals the New Balance RC30 Pack. Comprising of a trio of simple yet sophisticated colorways, it looks like we'll be seeing this retro-inspired silhouette a lot when the new year comes around.
Unveiled in "Burgundy," "Macadamia Nut," and "Nightwatch Green" colorways, the RC30 is crafted from a fuzzy suede construction. A contoured design embraces the toebox portion for a soccer boot-like aesthetic, and the oversized "N" logo across the sidewalls has been done up in a contrast white leather. This premium material extends towards the tongue and collar, and to round it all off, the midsole is decked out in a toothy gum rubber finish for the perfect balance of durability and traction, which is especially important over the wet and windy months.
The New Balance RC30 Pack is set to release sometime in December 2022 in men's sizes with a retail price of $100. Expected to drop at New Balance and select online and in-store retailers worldwide, you definitely don't want to miss out on any of these. As mentioned already, more colorways are expected to be announced very soon, so make sure you follow us on Twitter and download our officialMobile App to find out everything that you need to know!
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New Balance RC30 "Burgundy"
New Balance RC30 "Macadamia Nut"
New Balance RC30 "Nightwatch Green"
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