New Balance Numeric 480 Black with Sea Salt

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499.99

Built from its courtside roots, the New Balance Numeric 480 pairs a suede upper with a durable double-layer toe cap. Reinforced eyerows and a sturdy cupsole keep it skate-ready, while the full-length FuelCell midsole delivers responsive cushioning. Finished in black with leather N logos, oversized NB# 480 tongue labels, and a gum rubber Ndurance outsole.

  • Suede uppers with reinforced eyerows and a double-layer toe cap
  • Full-length FuelCell midsole with durable cupsole construction
  • Leather N logos, oversized tongue labels, and gum Ndurance outsole
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New Balance Numeric 480 Black with Sea Salt

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