New Balance 1300 Heritage

A Made in USA limited edition, this is the New Balance M1300 Heritage CLB Black/Grey. Dubbed as the "best running shoe ever made” when it was first released back in 1985, the M1300 continues to be just that: a top class piece of footwear. Built with high-end materials, this latest version includes a black and grey nubuck and mesh upper, an ENCAP sole, finished off with white details on the tongue, the N branding and on the heel. A timeless classic.

Available from New Balance, and in Europe at Stickabush

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