The New Balance 1000 Squeezes “Dry Lime” For This Nocturnal Look

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Partially owing to the rapid pace at which they introduce new models and partially owing to a strong formula of reintroducing and reinterpreting once-forgotten silhouettes, New Balance now has a roster that they feel confident putting up against any of their competitors.

Are you a slim-sole girlie? There’s the New Balance 204L. Taken by visible tech? The New Balance 2000 has you covered. And if bulky, sport-forward models are your steez, the New Balance 1000 has held down that role since the top of 2024, when KITH, Aime Leon Dore, and Joe Freshgoods combined to turn an archival novelty into a can’t-miss proposition.

Now having checked off dozens of colorways in the time since, the silhouette’s selling point isn’t particularly changing this far into its run, but we’re still liable to be surprised by the right color combo. The “Dry Lime” colorway at hand is one such variation, leaning on the always-striking combination of black overtones and highlighter shades in the spaces between, a layout that should align well with spring wardrobes even if you’d prefer to keep some everyday colors at the fore.

The New Balance 1000 “Dry Lime” should be hitting NewBalance.com and partnering retailers in the coming weeks, retialing for the standard $150 upon arrival.