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New Balance unveils the 9060R in black and white, and this subtle detail sets it apart from the original version.

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New Balance, Inc. launched 9060R in black and white on Jan 1st '26.

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New Balance unveils the 9060R in black and white, and this subtle detail sets it apart from the original version. ParisSelectBook - New Balance dévoile la 9060R en noir et blanc et ce détail discret change tout par rapport à la version originale In 2026, the sneaker world is no shortage of notable releases. Yet when the Boston-based brand decides to reimagine one of its most beloved silhouettes, sports and fashion enthusiasts sit up and take notice. The New Balance 9060R "White Black" has just been released, and it promises to shake up the expectations of even the most die-hard fans of the original 9060. An already iconic design, now remastered. The 9060 had already won over many fans, including celebrities such as François Arnaud and Margot Robbie. Among other things, the two actors share a genuine passion for this iconic pair. So when New Balance announced an "R" version, expectations were naturally high. This "R" suffix is no mere formality. Just as Italian automakers use "Superleggera" for their exceptional sports cars, or musicians label their best albums "Deluxe," the Boston-based brand uses this "R" to indicate a special release. It stands for "Reissued" or "Remastered." The 2002R and 1906R models had already made this design popular. As a result, the 9060R follows in a well-established tradition of reimagined models crafted with meticulous attention to...

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