New Balance 2000 ABZORB 全黑配色「Triple Black」型格登場
New Balance 今回以全黑「Triple Black」裝束為 2000 ABZORB 注入全新氣場，重新詮釋千禧年代初的跑鞋美學。從大膽未來感的線條到簡約單色調，這雙新作盡顯品牌在創新與傳統之間的拿捏功力 —— 前衛之餘依然經典耐看。
鞋身線條前衛且帶實驗氛圍，透氣網布打底，泥擋、中足與鞋帶孔位覆以細緻絲網印花層，疊出豐富質感，讓純黑配色不流於單調。標誌性「N」標誌亦採同色處理，低調點題極簡風格。
大底同樣是亮點：全掌 ABZORB SBS 緩震艙精準嵌入中底，將 New Balance 的招牌可視化科技直接呈現。此系統承襲品牌性能基因，帶來卓越吸震與舒適度；分段式中底結合 Stability Web 支撐片，既營造獨特外觀，也確保步伐穩定貼服。
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