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Shoes

New Balance 9060 Teal Tan QC and Price Scout

Six-image gallery covers single-shoe lateral, angled front, rear/medial, top, outsole and pair-front views. Visible cues support New Balance 9060 styling with large N logo, 9060 tongue mark, layered teal panels and sculpted cream midsole.

Price/proof signal From ~$80.06

Estimated agent price · Proof price checkpoint

Estimated agent price range $80.06 - $83.87 from source price ¥500 for proof-led comparison.

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Signal estimates should be rechecked against live agent rate, seller freight, service fee, and shipping method before payment.

The signal handoff keeps this comparison page as the evidence layer while the selected agent handles stock, cart, fee, and payment checks.

Kako Scout is an independent comparison workspace for shopping signals, not an agent, supplier, seller, or brand storefront.

Kako Scout signal note

New Balance 9060 Teal Tan QC and Price Scout

Use this Shoes signal with the visible product image, From ~$80.06 estimate, QC next actions, and agent checkout disclosure before deciding whether it belongs in your shortlist.

Signal breakdown

Compare side N logo shape, tongue 9060 mark, heel panel height, toe mesh layout and midsole sculpting against reference photos before purchase.

Upside

complete six-angle gallery

visible N side logo

outsole shown

top view confirms laces and tongue

broad size run

Risks

white studio background only

no box label shown

no on-foot scale

material cannot be verified by touch

QC next actions

side logo alignment

tongue label clarity

toe box symmetry

lace color

mesh panel shape

midsole paint edges

outsole insert colors

heel tab stitching

Best use cases

Where this signal makes the most sense.

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