Posts tagged Pump
Reebok Classics Announces the Pump Kamikaze II, Dropping March 13th
Feb 27th
Reebok Classics Pump Question, Dropping Tomorrow, 12/24
To help celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Pump technology we combined our Pump custom fit technology with some of the most iconic shoes in Reebok’s basketball history. The first launch of the four-shoe “Pump It Up” pack, The Pump Question takes inspiration from the Pump Omni Lite that was made famous in 1991 by Dee Brown’s no look dunk and fuses it with basketball legend Allen Iverson’s signature shoe, the Question.
On December 24th you will have the opportunity to pick up a pair of this limited edition Pump Question at Jimmy Jazz, Shiekh Shoes, DTLR or Reebok.com for $174.99.
Dec 23rd
Reebok Classics Has Sneakerheads Covered This Holiday Season
Whether you are shopping for a sneakerhead or yourself, Reebok Classics has some fantastic kicks for you this holiday season.
First off let’s look at the Shaq Attaq IV. Shaq’s classic sneaker continues to push the envelope with a limited edition colorway inspired by the holiday season.
Reebok Classic incorporates the perfect amount of detail to make this a truly one of a kind shoe. The long narrow strips of metallic blue shine like tinsel and the Candy Cane striped laces are a sweet finishing touch.
These will go fast so, stop by Jimmy Jazz, Eblens, Shoe City or Eastbay on Friday, December 19th to grab your Reebok Classic Shaq Attaq IV Wrapping Paper for $140.
Also coming out later this month is Pump Question. To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Pump technology, Reebok Classic combined The Pump custom fit technology with some of the most iconic shoes in Reebok’s basketball history. The first launch of the four-shoe “Pump It Up” pack takes inspiration from the Pump Omni Lite that was made famous in 1991 by Dee Brown’s no look dunk and fuses it with basketball legend Allen Iverson’s signature shoe, the Question.
Both famous in their own regard; combining these iconic shoes to create the Pump Question is truly original and exclusive to Reebok.
On December 24th you will have the opportunity to pick up a pair of this limited edition Pump Question at Jimmy Jazz, Shiekh Shoes, DTLR or Reebok.com for $174.99.
Dec 3rd
Did You Pick Up The Reebok x Villa “A Day In Philly” Pump Question?
This is one of the sickest pair of kicks out there. Reebok Classics and Villa teamed up to shout out one of Philly’s most iconic athlete. I was lucky enough to get this shoe and man…..these are awesome. Well done Reebok and Villa you have outdone yourself. The shoes came out today and if you are thinking about getting them make sure you do it quick. Don’t sleep on this. You could miss out.
Both Reebok Pump and Villa are celebrating 25th year anniversaries this year, so the collaboration needed to be one-of-a-kind. The Pump Question silhouette itself is the perfect marriage of two iconic, game changing innovations and honors the impact both brands have had on sneaker culture.
For this exclusive collaboration, every detail of the shoe pays tribute to Allen Iverson and his relationship with the city of Philadelphia – something no one knows better than Philly based retailer, Villa. The grey and burgundy color way is inspired directly from Villa’s logo and Iverson’s memorable Bentley. Between the LOVE park hangtag and the Liberty Bell logo, it is Iverson and Philadelphia through and through.
Don’t miss your opportunity to grab a pair of the extremely limited Reebok x Villa “A Day in Philly” Pump Question on the Pump’s Official Birthday, 11/24 at Villa and ruvilla.com for $185.
Nov 24th
Reebok Paydirt Pump Review
In 1992 Reebok came out with their Paydirt Pump sneaker. For those who don’t follow football, the term “pay dirt” refers to the end zone. So Reebok designed these kicks for NFL players to help these athletes reach the end zone. Two guys from the NFL that rocked these sneakers did just that.
The NFL’s all-time rushing leader Emmitt Smith was one of those players. Smith was the face for Reebok NFL footwear in the 1990s. Emmitt along with his Dallas Cowboys teammates won the Super Bowl three times that decade and he was the NFL MVP in 1993.
The other famous player that rocked the Paydirt Pumps was Buffalo Bills running back Thurman Thomas. The Bills electric running back was a dominant force in the NFL. He helped lead the Buffalo Bills to four straight Super Bowls. Just like Smith, Thomas would often find pay dirt on game day.
Both Smith and Thomas played on artificial turf in their home stadiums and the Paydirt Pump sneaker was built for that type of surface. Other players, mostly at the running back and wide receiver positions, wore these sneakers on the field as well.
Reebok struck their own “pay dirt” when the re-released these sneakers. One colorway that got my attention was the one decked out in the red, gold, and white colors of the San Francisco 49ers. A few months back Reebok released these kicks that originated from the 1990s and it created a buzz in the sneakerhead world.
The “49ers” Paydirt edition has a metallic gold leather upper with hints of red on the midfoot section. The classic strap that made this sneaker popular is also red while the Reebok logo was done in white. I really appreciated the love that Reebok put into this sneaker. On the midsole they added gold accents all around the shoe and the use of solid black coloring on the midsole made the shoe really standout.
They even used red, gold, and white colors for the perforated midfoot panels. Keeping with their attention to detail the word “preseason” is embroidered on this sneaker. On the heel the background is painted gold and the word “Reebok” stands out brilliantly in red with a white outline.
Last, but not least I have to mention the part that made the Reebok Pumps series iconic. It is the “Pump” bubble on the tongue of the shoe. The bubble is white and the words “the” and “Pump” are in gold. I found nothing wrong with this sneaker.
For me Reebok did an outstanding job of combining the past with the present in the Paydirt Pump. For those sneakerheads that love the retro look, make sure you pick up a pair of these football inspired kicks.
Dec 12th
Reebok Has An Early Halloween Treat With The “Pumpkin” Themed Pump
Reebok is giving out an early treat this year for Halloween. Reebok has the Pump Omni Lite “Pumpkin” for a pre-Halloween release. Looking like a Jack-O-Lantern, the Pump Omni Lite has an orange and black theme to it. These kicks will complement any costume this year.
The iconic sneaker is predominantly decked out in orange with slightly lighter orange shade in the honeycomb paneling and has contrasting black accents throughout. Orange also works the midsole, which sits atop a black rubber outsole. The date is set for these to drop on October 25 at select Reebok retailers for $120.
The Reebok Kamikaze II (pictured below) that glows in the dark will release the same date. The will sell for a retail price of $100. For more info go to Reebok.com
Oct 22nd