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Two Classic New Balance Visaro 2016 K-Leather Boots Released

Pure class. New Balance revealed the first new paint jobs for the Kangaroo leather edition of the New Balance Visaro Cleats after the Boston-based brand revealed the New Balance Visaro Leather Boots with a black, white and red colorway in June 2016.

Made for ultimate comfort and ball control, the New Balance Visaro Leather Boots feature a Kangaroo leather upper with a remarkable honeycomb structure in the forefoot area, combined with synthetic-like leather material in the midfoot area and an external heel counter for more stability. Big thanks to Só Chuteiras for the images.

New Balance Visaro K-Leather Black / White

This is the new black and white New Balance Visaro 2016 Leather Soccer Boot.

Combining the classic colors of football boots, black and white New Balance Visaro 2016 Football Boot ditches the striking red applications seen on the launch colorway to create a boot that is purely made for the boot traditionalists among us. Similar to such famous boots as the Adidas Copa Mundial, the upper is black with white brandings, while the sole plate features the contrasting color white.

Tech-wise, the black and white New Balance Visaro 2016 Kangaroo Leather Boots offer the same features as the launch colorway.

New Balance Visaro K-Leather White /lack

This is the white New Balance Visaro 2016 Kangaroo Leather Cleat.

Boasting the opposite colors of the black colorway, the first-ever white New Balance Visaro K-Leather Boot offers a clean design. And whereas the upper comes with exact the contrary colors of the black paint job, the outsole of the white New Balance Visaro Kangaroo Leather Boots is also white to round off the puristic look.

The black and white editions of the New Balance Visaro K-Leather Boots retail at the same price as the first colorway (140 GBP, 210 USD). They will be available in two different widths (standard and wide) soon.

Instant classics. Is there any argument that speaks against the design of New Balance's two boots? Let us know in the comments below.