New Balance Boston v890v4 says #LoveBoston
New Balance announces its Limited Edition New Balance Boston v890v4. This is in commemoration of one of the biggest and prestigious marathon events.
The inspiration for this limited edition shoe is #LoveBoston, a tribute to the supporters and competitors of the historic marathon in New Balance’s hometown. The New Balance Boston 2014 is designed after the 890v4 running shoes which was awarded “Best Update” in the Runner’s World 2013 Winter Shoe Guide (December 2013).
The New Balance Boston 890v4 is lighter and features a responsive REVlite midsole, plus an enhanced ABZORB® crash pad that ups shock absorption and stability.
What makes the shoe special for Boston Marathon fans are the heart icon at the heel and a nice #LoveBoston hashtags on the heels and insoles.
New Balance Boston v890v4 is now available for orders at newbalance.com.
Check out the features and photos below.
New Balance Boston v890v4 Features
TYPE:Lightweight
WEIGHT:240 grams (8.5 oz)
- 8mm drop: due to variances created during the development and manufacturing processes, all references to 8mm drop are approximate
- REVlite midsole foam: Innovative foam compound that provides the same responsiveness and durability of foams 30% heavier, offering a lightweight rise without minimizing construction or sacrificing underfoot cushioning or stability
- FantomFit: A skeletally engineered upper that provides ultralight support and fit
- No-sew material application
- Blown rubber outsole
- ABZORB® Crash Pad allows enhanced motion control and stability within the heel
New Balance Boston v890v4 Photos
Photo Credits: newbalance.com
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