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What happens when a New Balance dad shoe goes on summer break? It turns into a sandal hybrid known as the New Balance 9060 Summer.

It's literally the chunky 9060 dad shoe in the front and a summer sandal in the back. Really, it's a dad shoe-slash-sandal-slash mule, and it's even complete with a back strap, which makes it easier to slip on and off.

It all just depends on which shoe style you're craving. Dad sneaker-mule or dad sandal? Decisions, decisions.

Another cool thing about the model is its shoelaces. New Balance has swapped out the signature set for an adjustable, more outdoorsy lace system.

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The 9060 Summer already looked trail-ready as is. With the hiking-style toggle laces, it truly looks ready for an outdoor adventure.

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New Balance has already released a few colorways for its 9060 slip-on sandal. However, nothing says Summer quite like a clean white version.

The all-white pairs are scheduled to release on April 23 on atmos Tokyo's website for around $125, alongside an all-black pair.

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