Reebok Insta Pump Fury HLS ‘Orange/Purple’

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Reebok Insta Pump Fury HLS ‘Grey/Blue-Yellow’

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Reebok Question – Updated Release Info

The Question has been, without question, a trending topic in the sneaker game right now. One of Reebok’s most treasured pieces is coming back yet again this Friday, May 25th, at a select group of footwear retailers at an MSRP of 5; the red pearlized toe is an original issue and was available only in Philly, but luckily that isn’t the case for the upcoming release. Below is a detailed list of release events at a select number of retailers; if you’re situated anywhere near these notable spots, it would be wise to jot down their specific release event information as some will hold midnight releases, events on the night prior, and other great giveaways/goodies that would make your attendance worthwhile. Are you planning on copping the Pearlized Toe Questions? Let us know in the comments below, but be sure to look through the info for your own benefit!

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Reebok Question Mid White/Red Release Information

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Reebok Pump Fury HLS – Orange/Purple

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Reebok Pump Fury HLS – Summer 2012

What happens when you apply modern construction techniques and a slimmed down sole to what was arguably 1993′s very best running sneaker?  RBK already showed us both the ‘Tricolore’ and ‘Citron’/’Firecracker Red’ OG drops as a smooth transition to debut the Reebok Pump Fury HLS, and now we get the first crop of new colorways on this revised Insta Pump Fury.  Both pairs feature a jolt of summer energy, but a silver, blue and yellow pair, though exuberant, looks almost pedestrian next to the cornea-scorching Phoenix/Clemson edition.  Check out both in greater detail below, let us know which of these texture-toed Pump Fury HLS palettes is better and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.  Photos: atmos

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Reebok Pump Omni Lite – May 2012 Releases

Between the Swizz Beatz-curated Basquiat collabos to the Dream Team-ish ‘USAB’ colorway and last summer’s NFL Pack, we haven’t seen all that many ‘regular’ Reebok Pump Omni Lites hit retailers of late.  That means these three new pairs come as a nice surprise, and it’s clear they’re getting back to this shoe’s basketball roots with the majority of this pack.  Chicago and New York-style palettes both feature gum outsoles while a Sunrock-accented black edition aims for something closer to the high energy styles we often see in performance models worn in the streets.  Check out all three pairs below, then grab yours from Eastbay.

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Reebok Shaqnosis 2012 Scrapped Samples

Footwear brands have embarked upon and emphatic push to re-live the 1990′s era of footwear, and if it’s going to be done, it has to be done right. News of the return of two memorable Reebok Shaq models in 2013 was one of the more exciting headlines of the week, but the day before, we laid our eyes on a Reebok Shaqnosis inspired revamp loosely dubbed the Reebok Shaqnosis 2012; industry sources soon confirmed that those samples were scrapped for now, but today we get a detailed look at two would-be colorways of the Shaqnosis – one in the OG-inspired White/Black and another in Black/Royal. More angles below, so take a look and let us know what you think. Photos: SneakerFreaker

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Reebok Shaqnosis 2012 Scrapped Samples

Footwear brands have embarked upon and emphatic push to re-live the 1990′s era of footwear, and if it’s going to be done, it has to be done right. News of the return of two memorable Reebok Shaq models in 2013 was one of the more exciting headlines of the week, but the day before, we laid our eyes on a Reebok Shaqnosis inspired revamp loosely dubbed the Reebok Shaqnosis 2012; industry sources soon confirmed that those samples were scrapped for now, but today we get a detailed look at two would-be colorways of the Shaqnosis – one in the OG-inspired White/Black and another in Black/Royal. More angles below, so take a look and let us know what you think. Photos: SneakerFreaker

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Reebok Shaq Attaq – Game-Worn Autographed Pair on eBay

In celebration of the news that surfaced earlier today, let’s take a look back at one of Shaq’s earliest signature sneakers with Reebok – the Reebok Shaq Attaq. The Shaq Attaq was actually O’neal’s first signature shoe with Reebok, featuring a sleek futuristic design (a welcome deviation from the chunkier, more tank-like builds of other big-men sig models) with Reebok’s Insta-Pump technology infused into the chassis and exposed carbon-fiber in the footbed visible through the outsole.. This gargantuan pair is a size 20, worn and autographed for the Orlando Magic behemoth during his rookie campaign, and with the news of a 2013 return of the Shaq Attaq, the spotlight is back on one of the most memorable signature lines of the 1990′s. Check out the gallery below to refresh your memory on this classic, and head to the full listing (note: just the right shoe, not the whole pair) from ptblazer12 on eBay.

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Reebok Question – White/Red – Coming in Kids Sizes

Reebok certainly is bringing out the big guns this year, with the much anticipated return of the OG white/red Reebok Question colorway getting a little boost from an apparent revival of the Shaq line as well. Unfortunately we’ll have to wait for a release date on the latter, but as far as the Allen Iverson lineup, that one is right around the corner. The good news keeps coming as we now learn that the 2012 Question re-release will be extending out to the junior and female sneaker enthusiasts as well, with kids sizes available for those who want to do the history on this classic b-ball design from the Vector Brand. Hit the jump for more photos and be on the lookout for the launch of the Question next Friday, May 25th at select Reebok retailers like Packer Shoes, who already has a countdown ticking down on their site.

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Swizz Beatz Hints At Reebok Shaq Return

It seems like Nike/Jordan is dominating the game with its sick onslaught of releases (2012 All-Star, Air Yeezy 2, OG Air Jordans, shall we go on), but it really is an open field of opportunity for other brands right now. Reebok is definitely taking the initiative to make their way back into the limelight, although yesterday’s news of the a retooled Shaqnosis named the Reebok Shaqnosis 2012 coerced lurkers to chime in with their thoughts – and it certainly wasn’t smiles all around. However, this latest update with reverse those frowns as Swizz Beatz, Reebok’s frontman for lifestyle footwear, hints at a return of the original Reebok Shaqnosis as well as the Reebok Shaq Attaq – proving that the brand is ready to bring out its most memorable classics from the 90′s in original form, while still giving them a contemporary spin on the side, although rumors have been swirling around that the Shaqnosis 2012 revamp sample will not release. Your thoughts on the return of the Reebok Shaq signature line? Let us know what you think in the comments below and we’ll keep you updated with this exciting development.

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