The running shoes of the 1970s might best be described as deceptively simple. While lacking the visible technology and aggressive design of later years, the innovations of the ‘70s would lay the foundation for modern performance. The 237 is a contemporary reinterpretation of ‘70s running heritage that melds a range of heritage design inspirations into one deceptively simple, exceptionally versatile, contemporary silhouette. An EVA midsole, herringbone outsole and streamlined upper offer a classic launching point for modern flourishes like oversized N branding, extended midsole length, and gator inspired foxing and mudguard. You could call the cohesion of the 237’s familiar feel and exaggerated updates the simplest way to make a statement. Taking design cues from 1970s archival favorites, New Balance’s 237 melds heritage influences with a modern outlook. The 237 utilizes an EVA midsole, herringbone outsole and streamlined upper as a classic launching point, with modern flourishes like oversized N branding, extended midsole length, and gator inspired foxing and mudguard offering a modern take on the decade when running shoes truly made their mark for the first time. Experimental in spirit yet easily accessible, the 237 is a deceptively simple, contemporary statement piece.

Built for speed, endurance, and flexibility on the court, these tennis shoes take your game to the next level – now with a higher collar and tighter heel lockdown for stability.

This tennis shoe features propulsive cushioning and lightweight yet durable materials to help you stay on top of your game.