New Balance is dropping a new model in 2025: the 2000 ABZORB. This sneaker is a modern update of the classic early 2000s running shoe. It’s an upgrade of a previously released design.
The first images were shared by Gustavo Soares, a stylist from São Paulo, on Instagram. The New Balance 2000 ABZORB features a sleek, seamless upper made of breathable mesh, paired with synthetic overlays. The signature 'N' logo on the side completes the look.
The mesh upper and futuristic overlays give it a modern vibe, while the classic tongue and laces keep that retro runner feel.
One standout feature of this sneaker is the full-length ABZORB cushioning. This system provides comfort and great responsiveness, similar to Nike Shox technology. The chunky sole highlights the retro-futuristic style of the shoe. The sole has five ABZORB pods on the side for extra flexibility and comfort. It also has a wavy, organic rubber pattern, adding to the sneaker's overall aesthetic.
The New Balance 2000 ABZORB will come in several colours, including this soft baby blue with white accents that we see in the first images. The colourway is expected to drop in 2025 and will be available at New Balance and selected retailers. Keep an eye on Sneakerjagers' news page for updates.
Frequently asked question about the New Balance 2000 ABZORB
The silhouette is expected to release in the early months of 2025. The exact release date hasn’t been confirmed yet. Stay updated by checking Sneakerjagers' news page regularly.
The New Balance 2000 ABZORB features a full-length ABZORB cushioning system, providing comfort and a responsive feel, similar to Nike Shox technology. The shoe also has a chunky sole and a wavy design for a retro-futuristic look.
ABZORB technology is a special cushioning system used by New Balance to provide extra comfort and support. It consists of a foam layer that absorbs impact when you walk or run. This reduces pressure on your feet, ankles, and knees, leading to a smoother, more comfortable stride. ABZORB also offers responsiveness, meaning the shoe returns energy, making movement feel easier.
