New Balance 9060 Trainers - Black - 8

ABZORB cushioning is a proprietary New Balance foam that provides superior shock absorption and impact resistance, enhancing overall comfort during wear.

SBS cushioning complements ABZORB by offering stable and responsive comfort. It's often found in combination with ABZORB to provide a balanced and supportive feel.

The New Balance 9060 Trainers are primarily designed as lifestyle and casual footwear, offering excellent comfort for everyday wear and light walking. They are not specifically engineered for high-performance running or intense sports.

No, machine washing is not recommended. It can damage the suede, mesh, cushioning, and adhesives, potentially altering the shoe's shape and durability. Always hand clean following the care instructions.

The upper features a mixed-texture construction, combining breathable mesh with premium suede overlays for both durability and a distinctive aesthetic.

New Balance typically runs true to size, but fit can vary based on individual foot shape. We recommend selecting your standard UK shoe size. If possible, try them on to ensure the best fit.

While comfortable out of the box, like many new shoes, the 9060 Trainers may benefit from a short 'break-in' period of a few wears to fully conform to your foot shape for optimal comfort.

Use a specialized suede brush to remove surface dirt and restore the nap. For tougher spots, a suede eraser or a small amount of suede cleaner may be used carefully.

Ensure you have the correct size; New Balance trainers should feel snug but not tight. Try adjusting your lacing technique or wearing different thickness socks. Allow a brief 'break-in' period for the shoes to mold to your feet.

Regularly air out your trainers after wear. Consider using odor-absorbing inserts or a shoe deodorizer spray. Ensure they are fully dry before storage.

Stuff trainers with newspaper to absorb moisture and allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat. Do not use direct heat sources as this can cause cracking or damage.

Check the outsole for any debris or smooth worn areas. Ensure the surface you are walking on is appropriate for trainers. Over time, all outsoles will show wear and may lose some traction.