New Balance Numeric Andrew Reynolds 933 Shoe

When The Boss Comes to Save Your Shattered Heels

Nobody has spent the last three decades hunting down massive stair sets and putting their skeleton on the line for skate history quite like Andrew Reynolds. If you have spent your life hurling frontside flips down double-digit drops, you know the exact sickening sensation of a bruised heel bone exploding on flat ground. For his 933 model with New Balance Numeric, Reynolds crossed the plush ride of archival distance runners with the relentless durability of an armored street shoe. Balancing rich brown suede overlays with full-grain leather in warm breakfast tea tones, it looks disgustingly classy while taking every miscalculated stomp in stride.

Multi-Zone ABZORB Built for Blunt Trauma

Beneath the early-2000s runner aesthetic lies high-grade cushioning designed specifically to soak up heavy structural abuse. The zoned ABZORB midsole absorbs massive impact forces right at the point of contact, stopping violent shockwaves from shooting straight up into your battered knee joints. A rugged external heel counter locks your foot firmly in place on awkward landings, while the high-density Ndurance rubber outsole ensures you will not grind through the tread in a matter of weeks. Slide them on, tighten the laces through that oval Reynolds tongue badge, and push toward the spots most people are too terrified to even stand on top of.