Cameron Brink gave the New Balance P400 Low its first real exposure on court, and the model is now arriving in two retail colorways. The lower-cut version joins a basketball lineup that New Balance has continued to build since returning to the category with Kawhi Leonard in 2018.

The P400 Low keeps the dual-density Fresh Foam X midsole used on the mid-top, so the cushioning setup remains unchanged. A lower collar opens up more room around the ankle, giving the shoe a different feel without stripping away the structure needed for support.

N-Lock logos stretch across the upper and serve as the most noticeable design change. The look recalls the New Balance 1906R, but the overlays are tied into the lacing system to help secure the midfoot rather than acting as branding alone.

New Balance is launching the P400 Low in “Sport Green/Black” and “Fast Track/Black.” Both pairs are available now through New Balance in adult sizing for $120.

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