New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)
New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)

New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)

(158 reviews)

The 1906R gets its name from the date New Balance first opened its doors as an Arch Support company - and they've done a fair bit since. Coined in its 'Moonrock' colourway, this iteration is a clean, albeit shiny and technical design crafted from a lightweight mesh upper which hosts synthetic overlays. The N-lock lacing system feeds through the sidewall branding, while the N-ergy midsole borrows design elements from the 860v2. Other than that, it's still the same 1906R you know and love from back in 2009.

The 1906R gets its name from the date New Balance first opened its doors as an Arch Support company - and they've done a fair bit since. Coined in its 'Moonrock' colourway, this iteration is a clean, albeit shiny and technical design crafted from a lightweight mesh upper which hosts synthetic overlays. The N-lock lacing system feeds through the sidewall branding, while the N-ergy midsole borrows design elements from the 860v2. Other than that, it's still the same 1906R you know and love from back in 2009.

$165.00 - $186.43

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New Balance 1906 Sneaker (Moonrock - 4)

$165.00

(158 reviews)

The 1906R gets its name from the date New Balance first opened its doors as an Arch Support company - and they've done a fair bit since. Coined in its 'Moonrock' colourway, this iteration is a clean, albeit shiny and technical design crafted from a lightweight mesh upper which hosts synthetic overlays. The N-lock lacing system feeds through the sidewall branding, while the N-ergy midsole borrows design elements from the 860v2. Other than that, it's still the same 1906R you know and love from back in 2009.

The 1906R gets its name from the date New Balance first opened its doors as an Arch Support company - and they've done a fair bit since. Coined in its 'Moonrock' colourway, this iteration is a clean, albeit shiny and technical design crafted from a lightweight mesh upper which hosts synthetic overlays. The N-lock lacing system feeds through the sidewall branding, while the N-ergy midsole borrows design elements from the 860v2. Other than that, it's still the same 1906R you know and love from back in 2009.