New Balance is ramping up for NBA All-Star Weekend with a fresh evolution of its performance basketball lineup. Two new models are set to debut on February 11th, the New Balance P350 and P400.
We’ve already broken down both models, but New Balance’s official announcement helps pull back the curtain a bit more on their design. The New Balance P350 is made with shifty guards in mind, not unlike the New Balance Hesi Low line (which the P350 might replace). A lightweight, breathable mesh upper takes cues from ubiquitous lifestyle models like the 1906R and 9060, while an updated multidirectional traction pattern lands underfoot. FuelCell makes up the cushioning package, and it’s denser on the lateral side for cross-steps and quick cuts. Expect to see these on Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey during All-Star Weekend, provided he doesn’t wear his upcoming signature shoe for the occasion.
The other new model is the New Balance P400, an apparent successor to the Fresh Foam BB line. Made for “players who demand sustained energy,” the P400 stands out with a dual setup featuring EVA and Fresh Foam X cushioning. Multiple different compositions have already been unveiled, including one featuring mesh-like TPU and another in suede. Cameron Brink of the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks looks to be one of the model’s faces.
The New Balance P350 and P400 both debut February 11th, 2026 via the New Balance website, priced at $110 and $130, respectively. See detailed pics below if you’re interested in testing these out.
