The reissued 1000 brings a turn of the millennium classic out of the archives. Originally released in 1999, the 1000 embodied the era's bold, futuristic styling with a streamlined, yet intricately detailed design. The standard mesh upper and leather overlay design is inverted, with mesh underlays, emerging from the more prominent overlay panels, for a refined, tech-inspired look. A segmented sole unit features ABZORB cushioning at the heel and forefoot, with a Stability Web midfoot shank.
The reissued 1000 brings a turn of the millennium classic out of the archives. Originally released in 1999, the 1000 embodied the era's bold, futuristic styling with a streamlined, yet intricately detailed design. The standard mesh upper and leather overlay design is inverted, with mesh underlays, emerging from the more prominent overlay panels, for a refined, tech-inspired look. A segmented sole unit features ABZORB cushioning at the heel and forefoot, with a Stability Web midfoot shank.
The reissued 1000 brings a turn of the millennium classic out of the archives. Originally released in 1999, the 1000 embodied the era's bold, futuristic styling with a streamlined, yet intricately detailed design. The standard mesh upper and leather overlay design is inverted, with mesh underlays, emerging from the more prominent overlay panels, for a refined, tech-inspired look. A segmented sole unit features ABZORB cushioning at the heel and forefoot, with a Stability Web midfoot shank.
The reissued 1000 brings a turn of the millennium classic out of the archives. Originally released in 1999, the 1000 embodied the era's bold, futuristic styling with a streamlined, yet intricately detailed design. The standard mesh upper and leather overlay design is inverted, with mesh underlays, emerging from the more prominent overlay panels, for a refined, tech-inspired look. A segmented sole unit features ABZORB cushioning at the heel and forefoot, with a Stability Web midfoot shank.
Last updated at 04/08/2025 05:18:02
originally posted on newbalance.com
This shoe meets all my expectations!! I was looking for a shoe that was similar to a high top shoe that would provide great ankle support because I tend to role my ankle to one side when walking and that’s even with custom orthotics in shoes. Sales rep directed me to try the 9060 and 1000, and after trying on both options the 1000 were definitely a better option for me, both options are great overall.
originally posted on newbalance.com
Great shoe! But be warned- it is super narrow. Works for me though. I am normally a womens 11.5 Slim. I also wear an orthotic- I purchased the unisex Mens 10.5/ Womens 12. Love the burnt orange trim. Also love that there are several options on lacing up this shoe.
originally posted on newbalance.com
I do not normally review anything, but I felt compelled to share. This shoe is very cheaply made. There is glue on my pair that I will not rip off for fear of tearing the “leather”. They look ok. They feel ok not great. The embroidered “1000” is so aggressive that I think it will eventually become a failure point where the “leather” will tear. I did not return them, so take that for what it’s worth. I will include photos.
This shoe meets all my expectations!! I was looking for a shoe that was similar to a high top shoe that would provide great ankle support because I tend to role my ankle to one side when walking and that’s even with custom orthotics in shoes. Sales rep directed me to try the 9060 and 1000, and after trying on both options the 1000 were definitely a better option for me, both options are great overall.
Great shoe! But be warned- it is super narrow. Works for me though. I am normally a womens 11.5 Slim. I also wear an orthotic- I purchased the unisex Mens 10.5/ Womens 12. Love the burnt orange trim. Also love that there are several options on lacing up this shoe.
I do not normally review anything, but I felt compelled to share. This shoe is very cheaply made. There is glue on my pair that I will not rip off for fear of tearing the “leather”. They look ok. They feel ok not great. The embroidered “1000” is so aggressive that I think it will eventually become a failure point where the “leather” will tear. I did not return them, so take that for what it’s worth. I will include photos.
Be careful on the sizing. I can often wear a size 7.5 in mens but it was too small for my right foot. Go for half a size bigger to be on the safe side.With that being said, I got the red version and I'm very pleased. I love the 90s retro vibe and I plan on buying another pair down the line.If you love 90s retro runners, especially in the atmosphere of Nike 95s, these are for you.Please for the love of God New Balance, bring out more of these white with color accent colorways. I would without question buy more. Take my dang money but first give us more color ways 🙏🍒🔝Green or orange accents perhaps? 🥺
They are so comfortable. The wait was well worth it. Just sorry I couldn't use my 20% off coupon. Love the way they look with jeans. Will recommend for future purchases.
Grab while you can… love this style and fit. Honestly wish they had more color ways. Comfy, sizing seems legit, am usually an 8, ordered the 8, the 8 fit with ease and not too snug or anything.
Great shoes, however it’s going to take some time to break them in. They’re not very comfortableHowever, I wasn’t necessarily thinking of comfort when I purchased. Strictly aesthetics!
Got the Tan Green Pink and it's literally a standard piece. My new current favorite in the rotation! TTS for me. Not as snug as 2002R's or 1906's, fits more like the 990 series.
Fantastically made shoe! The toes box is perfect for moderate to wide feet. The sole and insert are unbelievable in that, the sole is firm and can be supportive even with weightlifting, while the insert is extremely smooth and comfortable!
I really like the silhouette of these they look awesome which is why I’m giving it 2 stars, but unfortunately the color on the website which looks like blue / yellow is just not at all the color of the shoe. It’s actually a blue and highlighter / neon yellow.
