New Balance CT302 Triple Black
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Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N' logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N' logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
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New Balance CT302 Triple Black
$428.00
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N' logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N' logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
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Beware of color (reflection/clay ash)
abbysotdom
originally posted on nordstrom.com
stained the sides. It does not look purposeful at all. That said the style is cute and seems very comfortable esp in comparison to other similar styles. Granted I did not wear
them out.
Cute but heavy soles
Denise7221
originally posted on joesnewbalanceoutlet.com
and a 3.5 overall. I’m typically a 9.5 in shoes and 10 in sneakers. The 10 fit but because of the design on the toe of the shoe the top of the shoe does not have a flexible
height-sort of like a Samba fit. Generally not a lot of toe box room. The arch is nice and the fit itself was just okay but for me the biggest disappointment is that the heel is
heavy. Not a great walking shoe for distances due to the weight of the sole. After wearing for a few hours on the weekend I was ready to take them off. Received ...
Cute but way too heavy
momto2inKC
originally posted on nordstrom.com
them on, the heel slipped quite a bit. I tried tying them tighter and it still did the same thing. I decided to order the next size down, thinking they were too big. The second pair
arrived with the box in pieces again but I ran into the same slipping issue. Unfortunately, I had to return both pair as they would just not work.
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