The New Balance 2010 Unveils A Weather-Ready Ripstop Build

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We’re still early on into the New Balance 2010 story, something underlined by the fact that in some ways, the Boston brand is still rolling out the red carpet. The Joe Freshgoods New Balance 2010 and Rich Paul New Balance 2010 both have recently added defining looks for the silhouette, either designer only predated by heavyweights like KITH and global imprints like WTAPS and END. in taking their talents to the lifestyle model.

Yet nothing signals a sneaker getting comfy in the catalog like a spin-off or a modified build. If you agree with the reasoning, it would appear that the introduction of the New Balance 2010 has been satisfactorily checked off, as the AZBORB-powered sneaker now looks to the winter months with a new hardy composition.

Gone is the defining checkered mesh that helped give the silhouette its trademark elevated feel, instead turning to a ripstop material at the base of a “Cortado” and “Outerspace” two-pack. Aligning with that weather-ready mission, these two colorways lean into darker wardrobes, delivering a deep navy/dark grey and a rich brown/black. Hiking-inspired two-tone laces round out either edition.

Little is known about either of these colorways at the time of publication, but expect to see both hitting NewBalance.com and associated channels as we look to Spring 2026. Catch official images included below.