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Official Look at the New Balance 2010 in “Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue”

Official Look at the New Balance 2010 in “Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue”

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New Balance has unveiled a new colorway for its 2010 sneaker, named "Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue." This design features a calming palette with muted pastel accents and incorporates various materials for a layered look. The sneaker is set to release in 2026 with a retail price of $145 USD.

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1 of 4 New Balance 2 of 4 New Balance 3 of 4 New Balance 4 of 4 New Balance Footwear 1 Min ago 0 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Name: New Balance 2010 “Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue” Colorway: Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue SKU: U201056U MSRP: $145 USD Release Date: 2026 New Balance expands on its 2010 sneaker roster with a new “Harbor Grey/Fairweather Blue” colorway, boasting a calming palette with muted pastel accents — similar to the previously revealed “Vintage Indigo/Faded Teal” variant. The sneaker’s upper combines dark grey suede overlays, smoky synthetic panels and warm-hued, pale grey open mesh underlays that exude an almost pale-pink effect. Cream rope‑style laces add contrast, while the layered “N” branding on the quarters enhances its technical aesthetic.

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