matter to you

if it provided you

with all day comfort?

Well, in this video,

we will be reviewing

one of those chunky sneakers

from New Balance

called the 9060s.

Stay till the end to find out

whether or not

I think it's

worth your money!

The 9060 is New Balance's

way of attracting

sneakerheads,

who likes the iconic 990s

but would like to have

more of a statement sneaker

that will turn

people's heads.

This sneaker was heavily

inspired by the Y2K

era's tech aesthetic.

To me, the most exciting part

besides the overall design

is the colourways

that came out for the 9060s

thus far.

There were limited ones

from collabs with Joe

Fresh Goods

called Penny Cookie Pink

and Baby Shower Blue.

General releases

also had some

really great colorways,

such as Sea salt

and Mindful Grey with Surf.

The colourway

we will be reviewing

today is the Natural Indigo.

The 9060s has a logo

jewel right on the tongue

and this small design detail

really brings back

some vintage technology

graphic design vibes.

Now, if you have watched

my videos before,

you would know

that I always

prioritize comfort features

over anything else.

But before we get into that,

here are some facts.

This shoe costs

about $170 CAD or $150 USD

due to the large toe box

borrowed from the 99x series.

This shoe fits

better half size

down from true to size.

The sizing was also made

with unisex options in mind.

The materials used to build

this shoe are mesh upper,

pigskin suede,

and a plastic translucent

heel counter for the rear.

Now into the comfort

technology.

The technology

implemented into this shoe

is the dual density ABZORB

with SBS cushioning,

midsole

and insole also features

a cork like material.

The midsole cushioning

itself is dual density.

The top portion

is very squishy,

which I believe

is the SBS cushioning

and it feels very much

like a gel,

whereas the bottom

half of the shoe

where the pods are as ABZORB

which gives you less

impact forces

when striking down

on your feet.

The overall feeling

you get in

this sneaker

is the coziness

of the support

that wraps

all around your feet.

In comparison,

it feels nothing

like Adidas Boost

and it feels a bit

more like a flexible

alphabounce cushioning.

When I put these on,

I immediately knew that

these were already

superior in comfort

than the 990 V5's.

I know

I will get flamed for it,

but that's okay though.

Though

this type of cushioning

is definitely better

for on the go

and standing around

for a moment,

it isn't necessarily

the best type of shoe

for standing in

one spot for a long time.

The shoes upper is also

not incredibly interesting

in terms of comfort,

and it also isn't

as padded in form cushioning

as it is on a 990 v5,

though

it does feel breathable

and has a lot of wiggle room

for your toes.

The toe box shape is rounded

and it feels like a foot

shaped shoe

as opposed to a narrow

shaped one.

My thoughts are

if you're looking

for a fashion

statement sneaker

that will give you

all day comfort

for an affordable price,

then this is a

fantastic choice.

Because you watch my videos

thus far,

you must like my content.

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Thanks for watching.

This has been BillyVisuals.

Y'all just got visualized

and I'll see you

in the next one. Peace.