New Balance 9060: its history, what size to get and its price on Yupoo

The 9060 came out in 2022 and quickly caught on with its chunky sole. Here's its story, what size to get and how to compare Yupoo listings with Yupa.

Where the New Balance 9060 comes from

The 9060 came out in 2022. New Balance built it by borrowing from its own classics: the sway bars of the 99X series, known from the 990, and the diamond pattern on the 860's outsole.

It's all pushed into a 2000s style that shows off its tech: a huge sculpted sole, visible ABZORB and SBS cushioning, and a mesh and suede upper. The grey Rain Cloud colourway quickly became the most recognisable one.

It landed right as chunky retro sneakers were coming back. The result: within a few years, the 9060 became one of the New Balance models you see most on the street, and the brand drops new colourways almost every month.

The 9060 colourways that matter

ColourwayWhat it looks likeGood to know
Rain Cloud / Castlerock / WhiteLight and mid grey, mesh and suedeThe best known, easy to wear with anything
Black / CastlerockGrey and black mesh with tonal suedeMore low-key and hides dirt better
Black / Sea SaltBlack with a light soleStrong contrast, very readable
Mushroom / BrownBeige and brown tonesA step away from grey without going loud
Collaborations (for example Bodega 'Age of Discovery')Each partner's own materials and coloursReleased in small numbers, pricier

What size to get in the New Balance 9060

Most reviews agree: the 9060 fits true to size. The wide sole also leaves a bit of room in the forefoot.

  • Regular feet: get your usual New Balance size.
  • Wide feet: your usual size is generally fine, the shape is fairly roomy.
  • Very wide feet, or if you like extra room: half a size up.
  • Coming from Nike, some suggest half a size up from your Nike size: check in centimetres.
  • Always compare with the seller's size chart, and keep /guides/tailles-chinoises handy.

New Balance 9060 price: in store and on Yupoo

In stores, the 9060 costs about €150 to €190 in 2026, depending on the colourway. Collaborations launch higher.

On Yupoo, prices vary a lot from one seller to another. Yupa shows the price each seller lists, converted to euros, without changing it. That price doesn't include shipping or customs.

To compare, look closely at photos of the sole and suede, check that the seller gives a size chart, and add shipping and taxes. A big sole also means a heavier parcel: it's all explained in /guides/douane-colis-chine.

Finding the New Balance 9060 on Yupoo with Yupa

Yupa lists Yupoo sellers' public listings and always sends you to the original album. The seller sells; Yupa just helps you compare faster.

  • Type '9060' or 'New Balance 9060' in the search.
  • Filter by type (shoes) and by size.
  • Compare prices in euros and colourways from one store to the next.
  • Open the seller's album to see every photo and their size chart.
  • To go further, read /blog/chercher-sur-yupoo.

Taking care of your New Balance 9060

Suede doesn't like water. Brush it dry with a suede brush and use a suede eraser on stains. A waterproofing spray before you wear them helps a lot.

Clean the mesh and the sole with a soft brush and a little soapy water, without soaking the suede. No washing machine, and let them air dry.

Does the New Balance 9060 run big or small?

Most reviews say it fits true to size. Get your usual size, or half a size up if you have very wide feet.

How much does a new New Balance 9060 cost?

About €150 to €190 in stores in 2026, depending on the colourway. Collaborations cost more.

What's the difference between the 9060 and the 990?

The 990 is a classic runner with a clean look. The 9060 borrows its sway bars but adds a much bigger sole and a bold 2000s style.

How do I clean New Balance 9060s?

A dry suede brush for the suede, a soft brush and soapy water for the mesh and sole. No washing machine, and air dry.

Where can I find the New Balance 9060 on Yupoo?

Search '9060' on Yupa, filter by size and compare listings. Yupa sends you to the seller's album; the seller is the one selling.

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