New Balance Numeric Men's Jamie Foy 306 Blue Yellow Shoes

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Product Details

The New Balance NM306 marks Jamie Foy's first pro model shoe for New Balance Numeric and provides an update to the traditional vulcanized skate shoe. With rubber underlays and suede reinforcements for durability, this shoe holds up against wear-and-tear while the mesh panels help to increase airflow for a reliable, comfortable ride.

Suede and mesh upper for comfort and style
Mesh panels for breathability
Rubber underlays for durability
Lace closure ensures a secure fit

Features:

Suede/ Mesh
Lace

Style #:NM306SLC

About the Brand

New Balance Numeric

New Balance Numeric skate shoes hit the streets in 2013. Since then, they have developed a solid skateboarding team and shoes with riders like Jamie Foy 306 shoe, Tiago Lemos 1010 shoe, Brandon Westgate 508 shoe.

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Footwear Sizing Chart

Size Chart

Our shoes use US Sizing. Look at the chart to find your size in US sizing before you place an order.

Shoe Size Chart

1. Tape the paper on the floor with one end against a wall. It’s important that it doesn’t slip so that you’re able to get the proper measurement.

2. Plant one foot on the paper with your heel against the wall.

3. Trace the outline of your foot. It’s easiest to have someone help you with this step. Try not to hold the pencil at an angle, as that can cause an improper measurement.

4. Using your ruler, measure the longest and widest parts of your outline.

5. Repeat with your other foot.

Take down your measurements in both inches and centimeters. Charts may vary in the units used. When comparing your results with a shoe size chart, you’ll want to use the measurement of your larger foot.

Keep in mind that if you’re purchasing a shoe for a child, it may be helpful to buy a larger size to allow them room to grow.