It was released in 1985 at an unusually high price for the time.
Since the release of the M1300 in 1985,
It was released in 1985 at the astonishing price of $130. It was the first shoe to feature an Hats, which combined high stability and cushioning at a high level. Even today, the reissue model is a huge hit among sneaker freaks.
It was released before the M1400, which was originally supposed to be released first. The use of synthetic leather on the upper gives it a much more high-tech look compared to the previous M1300.
Although it was possible to produce samples, the M1400 could not be manufactured with the technology at the time. However, there was a strong demand, especially from Japan, and it was released after the M1500. The larger N mark, which inherited the M1300, became popular.
The M1600 follows the same specifications and design as the previous model, the M1500, including the inclusion of Absorb. Combined with a one-piece molded polyurethane midsole, it provides excellent cushioning performance.
The M1700 was covered entirely in Absorb, providing unparalleled cushioning. Its price of 39,000 yen greatly surprised sneaker enthusiasts at the time, but its high functionality made it a worthwhile purchase.
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Authentic design and coloring made from high-quality leather and mesh. -
The N logo is cleaner than the original "1300," giving it a stylish impression. -
"ENCAP" was the most advanced technology at the time. Unlike the original, it uses the same structure as the "M577". -
Classic shoe tongue logo and design, including words such as MADE IN USA and CLASSIC.
