Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Reebok All Reebok is askin’ for is a little respect. The song made famous by Aretha Franklin applies to Reebok, which at one point could bang down low with the big boys. Some of Reebok’s best models were as popular (if not more so) than Nikes and Jordans; the early 90s were all about Jordans, Nike Flight, and Reebok Pumps. As children, we’re taught to respect our elders, so as sneaker-heads, it’s time to pay homage to three of the greatest designs of 90s footwear, the Reebok Pump Omni Lite, Insta Pump Fury, and Court Victory Pump. The Reebok Pump Respect Pack celebrates 20 years of the Pump by releasing the three aforementioned sneakers in great colourways – so consider this part deux after the Respect Pack first released in late 2009.
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Reebok Originally released in 1991, the Reebok Pump Omni Lite is a classic sneaker which is constantly re-released in new and exciting colorways that keep fans wanting more. This time around, the Pump Omni Lite hosts a black upper with citron accents seen on the tongue, rear, and paneling, red accents on the toecap and heel, and white accents visible via the midsole and words on the sneaker. Overall, this pair yields a bright and fresh new colorway of a classic model. The Reebok Pump Omni Lite – Black/Citron-Red-White is now available for a retail price of $120.
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Posted by maskixs12 on Mar 8, 2010 in
Reebok For those who don’t know these Reebok pumps are inspired by artist Jean-Michel Basquiat who rose to prominence in the 1980’s New York art scene from the streets as a graffiti artist and for his work with world famous artist Andy Warhol. These kicks feature a white/black colorway adorned of course with the classic “Basquiat” look and mood. The tongue’s Pump features Basquiat’s crown emblem, while the heels feature another crown on the left shoe and a black pen-like scribbles dappled on the right shoe.
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Posted by maskixs12 on Mar 8, 2010 in
Reebok Zig Tech is a new technology which reduces stress to your leg muscles by 20% resulting in more endurance for athletes. The formula behind this technology is that the energy of each impact of the foot hitting the ground is transferred horizontally, instead of vertically, towards the forefoot through the zig-zag formed lightweight foam sole.
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Here’s a Reebok promotional video showing athletes wearing the Zig Pulse and how they can’t talk about it till march! check it out!
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Posted by koutrouby on Feb 22, 2010 in
Reebok Picking up where the ‘Full Metallic Jacket’ New Balance super-collab with madhectic, Stussy and Undefeated left off, here’s the new Kubrick Pack of Reebok Pump Omni Lites. A black and red pair does a great job of conveying the feel of certain parts of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 (the theme was/is Ric Flair’s theme song), while the Full Metal Jacket joints are decidedly less intense than their violent inspiration. Don’t shoot yourself in the head if you can’t get these; they’re limited and we’ll keep you posted on a possible stateside release
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Posted by koutrouby on Feb 18, 2010 in
Reebok Reebok SH Court Black/White.Shine on and off the court with the Reebok SH Court casual shoes. Snake pattern patent leather upper in a casual sneaker style with a round toe. Patent leather overlays, signature Reebok side striping with hook and loop closure at vamp. Full lace-up front, padded tongue and collar offer a comfortable fit. Perforation details. Textile lining and cushioning insole, shock-absorbing die-cut EVA midsole. Rubber traction outsole. Great for the season.
Posted by koutrouby on Feb 18, 2010 in
Reebok Reebok Pump Omni Lite China Red - Black - White. A very classic sneaker from Reebok, the Pump is coming back strong in the sneaker world. The upper is constructed from a smooth black leather. The toebox is made from china red croc feel leather. The side panel and exterior collar lining use black perforated leather. A very clean and classic colorway. Great for the season.
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Posted by koutrouby on Jan 20, 2010 in
Reebok Last October we reported on the Reebok Above the Rim (ATR) Talkin’ Krazy, which actually is designed to allow you to write on the sneaker itself with the use of a dry-erase marker. Reebok has since then designed the Reebok Talkin’ Krazy II, which has been equipped with Hexride technology. The colorway pictured here was designed for the Harlem Globetrotters and draws inspiration from there American-theme basketball uniforms. Although these are a very patriotic pair of sneakers, don’t expect these to release to the general public. However, we will update you with respect to any changes made to this colorway or possible future ones.
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Posted by koutrouby on Jan 15, 2010 in
Reebok Reebok Pump Omani Lite “Dee Brown” Black/White - Varsity Orange. Seventeen years ago, at the 1991 NBA All Star weekend, rookie Dee Brown won the Slam Dunk Contest with a “No-Look” Dunk while wearing these shoes.
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Posted by koutrouby on Jan 12, 2010 in
Reebok The Reebok Pump Omni Lite saw plenty of nice releases last year in 2009, including the whole 7 Deadly Sins Pack and the retro Dee Brown Pump Omni Lite releases. 2010 is for sure to be another strong year for the Omni Lite as well as other models as Reebok brings back some more of their older models, introduces a few new ones and give us plenty of new colorways of models already in their lineup, such as the Pump Omni Lite.
Shown here is one of the latest Reebok Pump Omni Lite colorups to be released which are a follow up to a pair of gold/black Omni Lite’s released the other week. As if being snow blind this time of year wasn’t enough Reebok fashioned these Omni Lite’s with a blinding metallic silver upper in smooth leather and perforated leather which is sure to have your retina’s burnin. A texture leather is used for the grey paneling around the toe, with an added hit of grey on the plastic pieces and the Pump unit on the top of the tongue. I don’t know if i could rock these this time of year when the ground is covered in snow, but as a Spring/Summer sneaker these would be pretty dope.
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