Product Spotlight - New Balance Numeric 480 x 303 Boards

Known for his bold style and surreal, animal-based designs, Jeremy Fish is an extremely successful artist in the realms of skateboarding and hip hop, having produced graphics for skate brands like Real, Element and Foundation as well as album covers for Aesop Rock. After moving to San Francisco to go to art school in 1994 with the hope of designing skateboard graphics, Fish then went on to get a job screenprinting skateboards for Think before becoming an art director and illustrator, creating over 400 graphics.

Jeremy Fish has since made San Francisco his home, providing several public sculptures and murals and even becoming San Francisco City Hall's first artist-in-residence. With the colourway celebrating his love for the city, the new Jeremy Fish 480 is the third in a series of four shoes by the artist in collaboration with New Balance Numeric and 303 Boards with equally bangin' limited colourways in the 288 and 272.

Of course, despite all of these one-of-a-kind features it's still the same New Balance Numeric 480 that we all know and love underneath, complete with all the usual tech for comfort and performance just in case you can't resist the urge to skate them. Beneath all the added drip, the Jeremy Fish New Balance Numeric 480 features a full-length FuelCell midsole backed up by a removable Abzorb insole for maximum comfort and impact protection, as well as an NDurance rubber outsole for long-lasting grip and durability. The sneakerheads might hate you for it but skating in these is a serious flex.