Collection: New Balance Numeric 306 - Jamie Foy skate shoes

The New Balance 306 is Jamie Foy's debut pro model shoe for NB and it brings a load of exclusive features that separate it from other shoes in the range. For maximum board feel on those front krooks, the 306 has a classic vulcanised sole, but the insole, padding and rubber underlays give it plenty of protection and support.

Top New Balance Jamie Foy Shoe Features:

1. Low cut silhouette
2. Jamie Foy signature pro model shoe
3. Suede construction
4. Mesh panels for breathability
5. Leather N
6. Vulcanised sole
7. Elastic gusseted tongue for snug fit
8. N-Durance rubber compound for maximum outsole durability

This shoe is built to last and performs amazingly well for all types of skating. The only question is, which colour do you choose?

Why choose the New Balance 306 Jamie Foy Vulcanised Skate Shoe?

One of New Balance's most popular shoes, pinch chieftain Jamie Foy's signature 306 skate shoe is one of the best vulcs in the game right now, offering the perfect balance between boardfeel, comfort, and impact protection.

It's no secret that Big Boy Foy ain't shy when it comes to handling massive gaps and rails, so of course his pro shoe is designed with this in mind, boasting New Balance's signature closed-cell polyurethane insert for optimal impact protection while minimising the rubber in the forefoot area to maximise boardfeel - perfect for pinching mile-long front krooks.

The low-cut silhouette suede upper features mesh panels for breathability, as well as a rubber underlay for additional durability where it's needed most and New Balance's signature N-Durance rubber compound for ultimate outsole durability.

With loads of bangin' colourways on offer, the most difficult part of your decision is which one to go for!

What other shoes should I consider?

If you like the Jamie Foys but aren't totally sold on the styling, the New Balance Numeric 272 is a similar shoe with some low-key colourways. You should also take a look at the Last Resort VM004, aka the 'Chris Milic shoe' because this shoe looks great and has great cushioning whilst retaining board feel.