Action Bronson's Y2K-Fueled New Balance Runner Is Dripping with Déjà Vu

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersAction Bronson Plucked This New Balance from the PastAction Bronson wears many hats. Cuisine connoisseur, rap lyricist, freelance wrestler and, of course, cool dad shoe supplier. Meet Action Bronson's latest New Balance baby: The NB2811 sneaker, a chunky Y2K runner that looks like it came back from the future. It's like if the concept of déjà vu manifested on feet. The brand-spanking new, yet undeniably aged 2811 sneaker wears a symphony of retro yellows, blues, and orange, which gives the shoe it's retro-techy disposition. Black suede paneling at the base adds a layer of subtle luxury to the simple sneaker, while the multi-colored rubber outsole adds to the kitschy charm radiating off of the sneaker. It's the type of mismatched clashing that lands so seamlessly you forget it shouldn't work together — because it just does.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Additionally, Bronson's NB 2811 sits on an ABZORB-cushioned sole unit, which means this dad shoe comes with some grade-A comfort. Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.With how funky fresh this shoe presents, it's easy to forget that New Balance and Action Bronson actually go way back. In fact, the duo has teamed up for 13 equally high-energy sneaker colorways. Previously, Action Bronson has put his own Flushing, Queens spin on NB classics like the 990v6, 1906R and the 1890.Good things come in...13s.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping and subscribe to Shopper for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNew Balance’s Croccasin Stunner Is a Total Triple ThreatNew Balance's Chocolate & Peanut Butter Basketball Shoe Is Breaking All the RulesNew Balance's Latest Sneaker Moccasin Is a Moody MasterpieceNew Balance’s “Dunk” Looks Better With the Lights OffFrom Nike to Vans, the Seven best Sneakers to Cop this WeekWhat To Read NextAction Bronson's Y2K-Fueled New Balance Runner Is Dripping with Déjà VuThis Nike Air Max 95 Is Tough, Techy & Very Redadidas' Answer to the Flip Flop Craze Cuts (Trefoil) DeepThis All-Black Jordan Is a Stripped-Back StapleMiu Miu’s 2000s-Era Bubble Shoe Is Peak Miu MiuCrocs Kinda Cooked With Its Swaggy Chef Sneaker