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New Balance 998Concepts Grand Tourer

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Product Details

Style

M998CFX

Colourway

Off White/Sea Green/Bright Red

Retail Price

US$215

Release Date

26/12/2015

Product Description

The New Balance 998 Concepts Grand Tourer is a product of the collaboration between fashion retailer Concepts and New Balance.

Dressed in a gray, off-white, sea green, and red color scheme, this sneaker boasts an upper constructed using a mix of pig suede and perforated suede panels. Its upper sits on a white midsole with ABZORB technology and a rubber outsole. Branding-wise, it boasts Concepts logos on its insole, red-lettered New Balance branding on its tongue, and reflective "N" logos on its sidewalls.

The New Balance 998 Concepts Grand Tourer was released on Boxing Day 2015. At the time, this sneaker had a retail price of $215.

Historical Data

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£146 - £314
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Volatility
37%
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