Reebok
Size? x Reebok Pump – 20th Anniversary Collection
After having already seen photos of the Colette x Reebok Pump, Solebox x Reebok Pump and Bodega Reebok Pump we now have a shot giving us a look at the fourth pump we have seen in the 20th Anniversary Collection thus far. This time UK boutique Size? was lucky enough to be apart of the 20th Anniversary Collection and have their hands in on designing their very own Reebok Pump.
For their version of the Pump Size? used the two original color schemes that debuted on the Reebok Pump 20th years ago. One colorway for each sneaker. Black/white/orange for the left sneaker and white/blue/orange for the left. Unfortunately for those of use who like to wear our sneakers we wont be able to do so with these. Instead of producing the sneakers in a lineup of various sizes and having people fight over a pair in their exact size Size? decided to produce something nobody can wear. A size 20 sneaker. A sneaker made truly for the collectors out there who would of had no intentions in the first place to wear the sneakers due to their limited availability.
No official release details have been announced at this time, nor do we know how many pairs will actually be released but thanks to SneakerNews we have some scans which i believe are taken from the recent SneakerFreaker issue as well as a shot of the actual sneakers. Click here to check it out.
Reebok ‘Perfectly Black’ Pack
The Reebok Perfectly Series continues with its latest addition to the series, the Perfectly Black Pack. The Perfectly Series is collection of sneakers in different packs which are done up in monotone color schemes from top to bottom. Reebok has so far released the Perfectly White Pack and the Perfectly Grey Pack, with the Perfectly Black Pack being its third addition. The three-pack features the Reebok Court Victory Pump, Pump Omni Lite, and Insta Pump Fury. If your into the all black everything look the Reebok Perfectly Black Pack would defiantly be a nice pickup.
Click here to check out more pictures of each of the three sneakers and hit up Gettry now to get any of the three.
Orchard Street x Reebok Fuze 1.0
While Reebok may be going hard celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Reebok Pump and throwing together abunch of collaborations in its honor, they havent let it let them shy away from other projects either. Seen here is a brand new Reebok model which was debuted earlier this year known as the Fuze 1.0. A couple months ago Orchard Street and Reebok released a green version of the Fuze 1.0 and now the two brands are back to bring us another color scheme for the winter. The sneakers, which take a lifestyle approach compared to an athletic approach have a mid-cut silhouette and are shown here sporting a neutral color scheme on the upper made from two shades of grey. Dual straps are included on the heel as well as on the bottom half of the lace panels which you will notice only uses laces half way down and lets the straps handle the rest. The style will defiantly not appeal to everybody out there but for those of you who are looking for something a little different then your regular ol’ basketball sneakers and skate shoes the Fuze 1.0 is defiantly that, different.
Watch for an official release of this two-tone grey Orchard Street x Reebok Fuze 1.0 next month in November with a retail price of $90. Via: Complex
WMNS Reebok SC Trainer Mid – White/Purple/Pink
The latest Reebok SC Trainer Mid we showed you sported an entirely gold colorway which might of been just a little bit to much for some of the ladies out there. No fear though cause Reebok has also released this alternative colorway of the SC Trainer Mid. This version keeps things more simple and takes an approach which uses a white leather base slight accented with purple and pink. Theres a touch of grey on the outsole as well.
This Reebok SC Trainer Mid is available now at DrJays in womens sizes 5.5 – 11. Click here to check out a few more photos.
Reebok Still Talkin Commercial
Earlier today we showed you a shot of the Reebok Still Talkin, the updated version to the original Reebok ATR Talkin Krazy, a sneaker which uses an upper allowing you write on the shoes with a dry erase marker which then can be whipped clean. To promote the sneakers Reebok has put together this short commercial showing different kids kids passing the sneakers around with each kid whipping off and writing a different phrase on the sneakers.
Check out the video above and look for the Reebok Still Talkin now at Champs.
Reebok Still Talkin Krazy
When Reebok introduced the ATR Talkin Krazy there were many who straight out knocked the innovation of Reebok and started “talkin krazy”. While some were knocking the silhouette of the sneakers many were throwing shots at the fact the sneakers included a dry erase upper which could be written on and whipped off. Trash talking has forever been a major part of basketball but writing trash talk on your sneakers just wasnt something the community was ready to get down with.
So Reebok comes at us again, with a new Talkin Krazy design to try and win us over with their new innovation for sneakers. The revamped design is known as the Still Talkin Krazy and it of course includes the white dry erase upper with a black dry erase marker allowing you to write all over the sneakers. If you want your trash talk to stand out even more and really been seen you could always hit up Staples, CVS or any store really and pick up an assortment of dry erase markers in different colors which you can use on the sneakers. With innovation like this the possibilities on what could be done with these sneakers are endless.
According to a report by SLAM the Reebok Still Talkin Krazy is available exclusively at Champs Sports. However, we have yet to see them available on the website so if your interested visit your local Champs in-store to check on availability.
