Both kicks are set to release on April 21st with the Question "Sweet Moves" going for $150 and the Kamikaze "Bring The Sweet"'s fetching $140.
The black-and-white leather and mesh silhouette will be coming back for the 2020 and will of course feature the iconic half-basketball pump button on the tongue.
Back in 2005 Adidas purchased Reebok with grand plans of taking on the sneaker juggernaut known as Nike, but unfortunately they were never able to market the brand properly and ended up with a gang of bricks hitting the shelves over the years.
Cardi B was having herself a good ass week until she dropped one particular photo that made many folks mad at her.
The B in Cardi B’s name should be for bag. Her newest collaboration is almost here and has all the Bardi vibes.
The sneakers and collection are set to drop on October 31st at Rock City Kicks and other Reebok retailers at the tune of $100.
Even with Reebok getting in on the retro game with the re-releases of their Allen Iverson, Shaquille O'Neal, and Shawn Kemp signature sneakers, it seems like they're struggling to make much noise outside of those classic relaunches.
Remixing the classic Reebok Question Low silhouettes, Pharrell and his team has given a new colorway and design to the sneakers that Allen Iverson made famous by lacing it with BBC ICECREAM's signature "Name Chains" and "Beepers & Butts" graphics respectively.
According to Hypebeast Reebok will be retroing the classic 90's sneaker later this month and will be joining a few 90's re-releases such as the Shaquille O'Neal "Shaqnosis" and Allen Iverson "Question Mid" models. We're lowkey surprised they waited this long to retro all these classics.
Yesterday (August 3rd) Reebok and Khalid kicked off their "Write Your Legacy" contest which allows anyone living in the U.S. to submit a 2 minute video to in which they explain what they want their legacy to be and blessing Khalid with a sample of their singing skills.
While he has been off the court for many years Allen Iverson’s name still holds a lot of weight in the sneaker game. He has secured the bag thanks to his apparel sponsor.
When will brands learn that any slick talk concerning our people or plight will not be tolerated? One company got a swift reminder last week.
