New Balance NB 2002 Womens - Steel - Size 5 (37.5)
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Description
New Balance Unisex 2002r Trainers - Grey Size & Fit True to size - order your usual size Standard fit Available in sizes 4 - 11 Half sizes available in selected sizes Details End Use: Lifestyle Mens 2002R Trainers by New Balance Grey Lace fastening Chunky soles Low profile shoe cut height With logo ...
Highlights
- ABZORB midsole absorbs impact through cushioning and compression resistance
- ABZORB SBS heel cushioning adds stability and comfort
- Nergy outsole gives shock absorption and durable traction
- Stability Web outsole technology supports the arch
- Premium suede and mesh upper with pigskin mesh
- Lace up closure for a secure fit
Key specifications
- Upper material
- Pigskin mesh and suede with mesh
- Midsole
- ABZORB and ACTEVA foam
- Heel cushioning
- ABZORB SBS
- Outsole
- Nergy with Stability Web
- Closure
- Lace up
- Colour
- Steel Grey
Pros
- Versatile grey colourway pairs with most casual outfits.
- ABZORB and Nergy combine for soft, stable daily comfort.
- Arch support comes from Stability Web, useful for flat feet.
Cons
- Not a running shoe for races, the 2002R is built for daily wear and street use.
- Suede upper needs more care than full mesh trainers.
Frequently asked questions
What is the New Balance 2002R Grey upper made from?
The upper uses pigskin mesh and suede with mesh panels.
What cushioning tech is in the New Balance 2002R Grey?
It uses ABZORB midsole foam, ABZORB SBS heel cushioning, ACTEVA foam, Nergy outsole, and Stability Web technology.
Is the New Balance 2002R Grey a running shoe?
It is a unisex street shoe inspired by a 2010 runner, meant for daily activity rather than race running.
Price history
Lowest price for New Balance NB 2002 Womens - Steel - Size 5 (37.5) over the last 90 days.
- Current lowest
- £92.00
- 90-day low
- £83.00 (4 Aug)
- 90-day high
- £92.00
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