New Balance 998 Ronnie Fieg & Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Broadacre City Aloe Wash 0

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New Balance 998Ronnie Fieg & Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Broadacre City Aloe Wash

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Product Details

Style

U998KT1

Colourway

Aloe Wash/Apricot Buff

Retail Price

US$220

Release Date

17/04/2023

Accessories Included

White Laces, Multicolored Laces

Product Description

The New Balance 998 Ronnie Fieg & Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Broadacre City Aloe Wash is a silhouette of the early 80s running shoe with an Aloe Wash and Apricot Buff color scheme.

This sneaker features a classic mesh upper, with suede panels, mesh underlays, and TPU eyelets. Its upper sits on an Encap midsole which sits on a rubber outsole. Logo-wise, it has a hairy suede saddle with the N logo, a 998 NB logo on the tongue, an NB logo on the heel, and an Encap logo on the midsole. This shoe’s design is finished with the Broadcare City sketch on its insole and packaging.

The New Balance 998 Ronnie Fieg & Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Broadacre City Aloe Wash was released on 17th April 2023 at a retail price of $220.

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