New Balance Unveils its New CRV Mule v2 to Join its Ongoing Line
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New Balance Korea continues to grow its outdoor-centric CRV line with the launch of the new CRV Mule v2. It is designed in a slip-on form and complete with straps along the forefoot and heel. The CRV Mule v2 also has a thicker look than the first version of the shoe and features a construction that fuses material including ripstop and synthetic leather.
At the bottom section of the shoe, there is an anti-slip rubber sole unit for traction. The brand also replaces the back trap and adds the pull tab on the heel. The iconic N logo is made in the form of woven straps to keep the foot secure in place with more branding throughout.
Image Credit: New Balance
At the bottom section of the shoe, there is an anti-slip rubber sole unit for traction. The brand also replaces the back trap and adds the pull tab on the heel. The iconic N logo is made in the form of woven straps to keep the foot secure in place with more branding throughout.
Image Credit: New Balance
Trend Themes
1. Outdoor-centric Footwear - Opportunity to continue growing the CRV line and create more slip-on options for outdoor enthusiasts.
2. Quilted Construction - Innovation opportunity to further explore the use of quilting in athletic and outdoor footwear design.
3. Anti-slip Technology - Opportunity to develop and integrate new anti-slip technologies for footwear that can enhance safety and functionality.
Industry Implications
1. Athletic Footwear - New Balance's CRV line is just an example of how athletic footwear brands are continually innovating and expanding their product offerings.
2. Outdoor Gear - The CRV line is designed specifically for outdoor enthusiasts, highlighting the growth and demand in the outdoor gear industry.
3. Fashion and Style - The quilted slip-on design of the CRV Mule v2 combines style and functionality, which presents an opportunity for further innovation in the intersection of fashion and athletic wear.
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