The appeal of the sculpted midsole.
The “ABZORB 2000” is a shoe that showcases the unique characteristics of the ABZORB cushioning material more vividly than ever before. Simply put, ABZORB is New Balance’s proprietary shock-absorbing material. Since its debut in 1993, it has been a key component in many models, particularly running shoes.
The full-length ABZORB sole unit combines ABZORB cushioning with ABZORB SBS pods. Its greatest appeal is comfort. While it isn’t as lightweight as the latest running shoes, it more than makes up for it with stability and durability. In other words, it’s “technology you can trust.”
Incidentally, the inclusion of “ABZORB” in the model name reflects the growing trend of placing value on functionality itself. By prominently featuring the cushioning that symbolizes New Balance, the brand clearly highlights its history and design. For the brand, ABZORB is no longer just the name of a material; it embodies “comfort, durability, and reliability.”
He has a lively vibe, while she exudes a mysterious aura. That hybrid feel resonates with the shoe’s design. The “ABZORB 2000” fits perfectly into a style that blends functional clothing with classic pieces —a style that blends the two. This is truly what we call “new tech style.”
〈New Balance〉ABZORB 2000 ¥24,200 (New Balance Japan Customer Service) 〈Means While〉Vest ¥55,000, Hoodie ¥30,800, Pants ¥39,600 (Means While) 〈XS.S.M.L〉 Shirt ¥35,200 (TEENY RANCH), 〈Paranoid〉 Wrap-around jacket ¥35,000 (Paranoid), Other items: Stylist’s personal belongings
〈New Balance〉ABZORB 2000 ¥ 24,200 (New Balance Japan Customer Service) 〈Pastor Nova〉 Jacket ¥41,800 (Pastor Nova), 〈Rustic〉 Skirt ¥47,300 (Rustic Showroom), 〈Autrico〉Skirt worn underneath ¥30,800 (Dufoie Co., Ltd.), 〈Used〉Shirt tied around the waist ¥9,350 (Harajuku Chicago, Harajuku Store), Other items: Stylist’s personal belongings