New Balance 2002R Slate Grey Black Silver
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New Balance 2002RSlate Grey Black Silver


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Product Details

Style

U2002RM

Colorway

Slate Grey/Black/Silver Metallic

Retail Price

$145

Release Date

12/31/2025

Product Description

The New Balance 2002R Slate Grey Black Silver continues the brand’s run of retro inspired runners with a colorway that emphasizes balance and versatility. Slate grey dominates the upper, creating a neutral and wearable base, while black and silver accents add depth and subtle contrast. The layered construction highlights the shoe’s early 2000s design language while keeping it relevant for modern wear.

Fans of the 2002R are drawn to its comfort and understated aesthetic, making it one of the most consistent models in the lineup. This colorway reinforces that appeal by offering a mix of tones that work across a wide range of outfits. It is a sneaker that blends heritage and everyday functionality in a way that continues to resonate.

The New Balance 2002R Slate Grey Black Silver was released on December 31, 2025 with a retail price of $145.





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Last 12 Months
$59 - $171
Price Range
Last 3 Months
$65 - $102
Volatility
14%
Number of Sales
Last 3 Months
25
Price Premium
Last Sale
-44%
Average Sale Price
Last 3 Months
$82

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