New Balance’s 500th Summary! From classic to hidden masterpiece models!

The original “555” of the 500 series

The 555, released with the catchphrase “Are you murder on running shoes? Although the current model is no longer available, the 555 is recognized by many sneaker enthusiasts as the design base of the 500 series. The detailing design of the 555, such as the switch between suede and mesh, the large N logo, and the uneven outsole, can also be seen in the 576.

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M585″ with a voluptuous silhouette made in the US

The M585 from New Balance, including the collaboration model with DANNER, famous for its boots, is characterized by its voluminous silhouette. The M585 has a rugged sole called the “Rollbar,” which looks wild from the side. When it was first released in 1995, it attracted a lot of attention from the street due to its appearance. Since the reissue model has not been sold since 2016 & is not as popular as the 567, there are very few opportunities to see it.

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MT580″ is a remarkable model born in Japan!

The “MT580,” released in 1996, is a model based on the 585 that New Balance Japan began rolling out as an improved version number. The sole was flat with a large landing area, and the graphite material “Rollbar” was used to provide stability and comfort. In 2013, the form was kept the same, but the lightweight REVLITE sole was fused with the functional properties of the shoe. sole was fused into the MRT580, which enhanced functionality. Then, in 2019, the CMT580 was introduced with a full-length ABZORB midsole that enhances shock absorption and resilience, and a SL-2 last that enhances fit with an emphasis on stability, making it more functional to fit a variety of lifestyles. As mentioned above, it is also famous as a part number that has been brushed up year after year. It is also attractive in that it is made in Asia and priced affordably.

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