New Balance 1906L Loafer 最新配色「Black/Royal Blue」率先曝光
忠於其混血本質，此設計捨棄了傳統鞋帶，轉而採用方便的套穿式綁帶，強調輕鬆穿脫與極簡美學。儘管鞋面採用樂福鞋輪廓以營造休閒風格，但網眼鞋頭和醒目的合成材質拼接仍暗示其源自機能跑鞋的血統。在非傳統鞋面之下，是 1906R 未經改動的機能導向鞋底單元。這意味著 1906L Loafer 保留了 New Balance 聞名的卓越舒適性和支撐性，搭載提供卓越吸震效果的 N-ergy 大底，以及鞋跟處的 ABZORB SBS 緩震膠囊。
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