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New Balance Gives the 1080 Sneaker a Vibrant Apricot Palette

New Balance continues to build upon its 1080v11 selection of running shoes and the latest is the Fresh Foam X 1080v12 in a Vibrant Apricot colorway. It fuses hues of Vibrant Orange, Spring Tide, and the aforementioned Vibrant Apricot together for the season. It is made with plush cushioning, with well-balanced flexibility and weight distribution for maximum functionality.

It has the brand's special Fresh Foam X technology at the underfoot and pairs perfectly with the lightweight engineered upper that is knitted for breathability. Overall, the sneaker has a strategic approach to how support is applied throughout with a comfortable hold around the forefoot for security, whereas the knit upper allows for breathability and a stretchy fit.
Trend Themes
1. Fruit-inspired Running Shoes - Creating running shoes inspired by the colors and textures of fruit can appeal to fashion-conscious runners looking for unique and eye-catching footwear.
2. Fresh Foam Technology - Developing innovative cushioning technologies like Fresh Foam X can improve the functionality and comfort of running shoes and help brands stand out in a crowded market.
3. Breathable Knitted Upper - Incorporating breathable knitted uppers can enhance the comfort and fit of running shoes, particularly in warm weather conditions.
Industry Implications
1. Athletic Footwear - Athletic footwear brands can explore fruit-inspired designs and cushioning innovations to differentiate their products and attract a wider range of consumers.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can collaborate with athletic footwear companies to create fruit-inspired running shoes that combine style and performance and appeal to fashion-forward consumers.
3. Fitness - Fitness brands and gyms can partner with athletic footwear companies to offer co-branded, performance-oriented running shoes that meet the needs of their health-conscious customers.

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