Official Look at the New Balance 2002R "Olive/Black"
Name:New Balance 2002R 'Olive/Black'Colorway:Olive/BlackSKU:U2002RRMSRP:$145 USDRelease Date:Fall 2025Where to Buy:New Balance
New Balance 2002R'Olive/Black' is gearing up for the fall with an earth-toned silhouette. The fresh model has become a standard with the Boston sneaker brand over the years. Expanding the New Balance lineup, the 2002R 'Olive/Back' sees the shoe constructed in a na olive green suede and matching mesh base. The autumnal theme maintains the dark appearance with black underlays and lining. The shoe sits atop an underfoot with white, grey and black treatments. The shoe also sits atop an ABZORB sole unit. Look out for the pair dropping later this year.
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