From the iconic model "574"
Introducing new retro colors inspired by sports cars from the 1970s.

The 574 is the most worn shoe in the history of New Balance.
It has continued to be improved over the years and has come to be loved as one of New Balance's iconic silhouettes.
The "500 series" was developed as an off-road shoe for use on non-paved roads.
Not only did it open up new possibilities for "running outside of the track,"
This series has now become popular with a wide range of people for everyday use around town, not just running.

The prototype is the Trail 355, released in 1976. The slightly looser width and arch support provide an excellent hold.

Based on the "M555," it features an outsole that provides excellent grip in the city, on the road, and on trails, and a design similar to the "576."

The "M575," which was released as an evolved version of the "M565," attracted attention not only from runners but also from people who wear sneakers for everyday use around town.

Released the year after the "M575," it gained popularity due to its texture and color variations that are perfect for daily use, and became a classic and representative item number.

The off-road performance that is a feature of the 500 series has been updated, while the design has been improved, enhancing the perfection of the shoes.

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  574

  An iconic, long-selling model from New Balance.

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  574 Legacy

  The design of the "574" remains the same, but has been given a modern update.

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  Graphic Tees

  The New Balance T-shirt Club will fully support you in choosing your T-shirt.

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  574+

  A women's model with an impactful chunky style with a thick sole.

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