New Balance 740
NEW BALANCE 740: AN ICONIC MODEL FROM THE 80s
Founded in 1906 in Boston by William J. Riley, New Balance has established itself as a global reference thanks to its expertise in comfort, stability, and manufacturing quality of its sneakers. Initially specialized in orthopedic insoles, the brand shifted towards running in the 60s and quickly gained the trust of athletes thanks to its innovative models. In the 80s, New Balance decided to diversify its offerings and turned to basketball, and it was in this context that the New Balance 740 appeared, a silhouette that has become a cult favorite today.
NEW BALANCE 740: THE BASKETBALL HERITAGE
Launched in the early 80s, the New Balance 740 was designed to meet the needs of professional basketball players, unlike a silhouette like the 204L which is more inspired by running silhouettes. With its premium leather, padded collar, and midsole, it combines support, stability, and comfort—essential features on the court. Above all, it was the arrival of the legendary James Worthy, player for the Los Angeles Lakers, that brought the model to the forefront. The first NBA player to sign a sponsorship contract with New Balance. He became the iconic ambassador of the 740, which would be nicknamed the “Worthy Express”.
NEW BALANCE 740: AN ICONIC SNEAKER
More than just a sports shoe, the New Balance 740 is now a cultural icon. The silhouette symbolizes a golden era of basketball. Just like the 2002R, the 530 and the 550, it also stands out as an authentic alternative for sneakers enthusiasts seeking a pair that is both rare, vintage, and full of history.
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