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New Balance has partnered with professional skateboarder Tiago Lemos for the second time to release the Numeric 808 sneaker.
The Numeric 808 features a full-length ABZORB midsole, lace ghillies, a Ndurance outsole, and a layered upper with boldly exaggerated branding.
The unique '90s-inspired shoe also has a redesigned internal heel pod to keep the wearer's feet comfortable and secure.
Lemos described the 808 as being able to skate super solidly and fresh looking, reminding him of his favorite skateboarding era.
The Numeric 808 is quickly becoming a highly sought-after sneaker for skateboarders and spectators alike, combining durability and expert craftsmanship with Lemos' distinct aesthetics.
