New Balance Numeric

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New Balance Numeric Tom Knox 600 Skate Shoes – Dark Grey/White
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New Balance Numeric 306 Jamie Foy Skate Shoes – White/Royal
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New Balance Numeric 574 Vulc Skate Shoes – Black/Sea Salt
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New Balance Numeric 306C Jamie Foy Skate Shoes – Black/Black
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New Balance Numeric 480 Skate Shoes – Chocolate/Chocolate
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New Balance Numeric 440 V2 Trail Skate Shoes – Olive/Black
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New Balance Numeric 440 V2 Skate Shoes – Royal/White
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New Balance Numeric 440 V2 Skate Shoes – Black/Black (SP26)
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New Balance Numeric 430 Skate Shoes – Sea Salt/Green
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New Balance Numeric Franky Villani 417 Skate Shoes – Black/White
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New Balance Numeric 272 Skate Shoes – Black/Eclipse
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New Balance Numeric 306 Jamie Foy Skate Shoes – Navy/Black
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Featured styles

The 306

The 306 is Jamie Foy's signature shoe and without a doubt one of New Balance Numeric's most iconic styles. A classic, simple, vulcanised skate shoe with just enough tech to perform with the best of them.

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The 808 by Tiago Lemos

Designed by Tiago Lemos, the New Balance 808 is a tech skate shoe with all the bells and whistles without compromising New Balance's timeless aesthetic. This is not easy to achieve when designing a forward-thinking skate shoe, but the 808 is a testament to showing it can be done with style!

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The 1010 by Tiago Lemos

The New Balance 1010 is Tiago Lemos's first signature shoe with the brand and it immediately elevated the collection to include a more technical and performance-led direction in footwear design. Still a team favorite the 1010 will surely join the ranks of iconic New Balance styles referenced for decades.

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The 440

Taking inspiration from the extensive New Balance footwear archive, the 440 is a skate shoe that leans heavily on heritage for its design aesthetic. It encompasses all the modern technical features that fans of New Balance Numeric skate shoes have come to expect in a shoe that looks just as good worn both on or off the board.

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New Balance Numeric Tom Knox 600 Skate Shoes - White/Gum

The 600 by Tom Knox

The New Balance 600 designed by Tom Knox is his first signature shoe and is designed from the ground up to encapsulate Tom's style. New Balance has done a great job and the marriage of soccer and squash shoe styling combines to give the 600 a truly unique look and feel.

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The 508 by Brandon Westgate

Brandon Westgate is a beast and so it stands to reason that his signature shoe on New Balance Numeric, the 508, we be just that. A lightweight cup sole with an exceptional board feel, coupled with a super wearable upper that is panelled in such a way that offers endless colour options. This, like Brandon's skateboarding, makes the 508 one of the most versatile skate shoes on the market today.

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The 272

The New Balance Numeric 272 is a team shoe that is almost impossible to dislike. The 272 is a slim vulcanised shoe that heavily leans on the classic heritage DNA of New Balance in its design. Taking cues from the icons such as the 574 running shoe, the 272 looks very typically "New Balance" but with that skate twist that gives it a whole new lease of life!

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The 574

The New Balance Numeric 574, like the 272 is influenced by New Balance's deep heritage in running shoes that has been applied to a vulcanised sole which has been specifically designed for skateboarding. It is the perfect marriage of retro-style and skate function. This creates a perfect balance for those skaters who like to feel close to their board.

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The 933 by Andrew Reynolds

The New Balance Numeric 933, designed alongside skateboarding legend Andrew Reynolds, blends classic style with modern performance. Featuring a durable suede upper, reinforced stitching, and ABZORB cushioning, the 933 is built to withstand heavy impact while providing all-day comfort. Its unique silhouette pays homage to both vintage skate shoes and classic New Balance silhouettes, while updated tech ensures it meets the demands of today’s skaters. This signature model reflects Reynolds’ timeless influence and New Balance’s commitment to quality skate footwear.

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A Brief History of New Balance Numeric

Obviously, when you announce that you will be entering the skate market, skateboarders will instantly be asking a couple of questions. What will the shoes look/skate like, and who will be on the team?! Well, New Balance knew this was coming and came prepared with four super-strong silhouettes and four big-name team riders too! In their first public announcement during the 2013 Agenda Trade Show, New Balance Numeric introduced the Logan 637, Stratford 479 (which quickly morphed into the PJ Stratford 533), Brighton 344, and the Quincy 254. A lovely spread of cup sole and vulc designs. Oh, and the team? That was just PJ Ladd, Levi Brown, Tom Karangelov and Arto Saari... Clearly someone had done their homework and it's safe to say they entered the skate world with a bang!

By August of 2013, New Balance Numeric dropped their first video, “A Place in the Sun”, filmed and edited by Russell Houghten and almost exclusively features LA spots. By this time the team had already grown slightly, with Jordan Taylor and Tyler Surrey also joining the ranks. Another two very well thought out additions to the team, it must be said! This video truly set the tone for how New Balance Numeric was going to function from there on out. Not only was the skating great – of course it was, look at the team – but the production easily rivalled anything released beforehand and yes, that includes Pretty Sweet or Fully Flared. When you watched that video for the first time, you could feel that every aspect of New Balance Numeric was going to be of the highest quality possible. Luckily for us all, that was exactly how it turned out.

Using their bottomless pit of technology and materials, New Balance Numeric has consistently released incredible skate shoes since their inception, even going so far as to make their very own skate-specific technology, ensuring their styles function just as well as they look. When you break down the key requirements for skate shoes, the main factors that need to be addressed are; durability, impact protection, fit, comfort, board feel and of course aesthetics. Not only that, skateboarders often hold these requirements with varying importance, meaning no one shoe can keep everyone happy. So, alongside having a spread of designs, you need technology to suit each aesthetic, something New Balance Numeric do with ease.

Of course, all Numeric models are made of the highest quality materials, but if you look at their slimmer designs such as the Jamie Foy 306, it's a classic court silhouette with a vulcanised sole unit, meaning there isn't much room for lots of tech. But with a hidden rubber toe cap for added durability and a closed-cell polyurethane insole for impact protection, it then becomes the perfect shoe for someone seeking a slim shoe with maximum board feel. On the other end of the spectrum, some skaters opt for absolute foot protection and comfort, which when you look at a model such as the Tiago Lemos 1010 it's safe to say New Balance Numeric has you covered there too. To be honest, the 1010 seems to have had all the technology they had available thrown at it, with FuelCell foam, Orthalite insoles and Fantomfit internals all working together to create a shoe that not only keeps your feet incredibly safe and comfortable but also skates unbelievably well.

New Balance Numeric FAQ's

Do New Balance Numeric shoes fit true to size?

New Balance Numeric shoes tend to come up half a size small, so if you would usually buy a UK 9, we would advise you take a UK 9.5 in New Balance.

Do New Balance Numeric shoes come with spare laces?

Unfortunately, there is not a straight answer to this one. Some do, some don't, it really depends on the style.

What does the "Numeric" mean in "New Balance Numeric"?

Numeric denotes New Balance products that are part of their skateboarding sub brand.

Can I skate in New Balance Numeric shoes?

All New Balance Numeric skate shoes are specifically designed for skateboarding!

Who skates for New Balance Numeric?

Currently, the New Balance Numeric skateboard team consists of Tiago Lemos, Jamie Foy, Frankie Villani, Brandon Westgate, Jake Hayes, Tom Knox, Andrew Reynolds, Ronnie Kessner, Trey Williams, Jordan Trehan, Tom Karangelove, Jack Curtain, Charlie Birch, Flo Mirtain, Samarria BrevardTyler Surrey & Jordan Taylor.