Check out the new Reebok Pump Omni Lite. These kicks are part of the Elemental Editions, and these ones are designed after the hottest of all the elements, fire. As you can imagine these kicks are mostly red, but the midsole is a speckled yellow, with orange plastic details and a mesh tongue. [PremierBoutique]
These kicks originally introduced for running in 1993, were the first ever to feature the now famous, pump technology. The intongue and heel sections feature a raster pattern, which is minimal but still looks good. The rest of the kicks are mostly white, with lime and yellow accents. [OverKillShop]
Mita is revealing a new collaboration called the Insta Pump Fury Flashback 1994. Mita has teamed up with Reebok on the Insta Pump Fury featuring a 90’s like upper, green/black/gray/red/white mixed with black patent leather. Another pic after the jump. [HighSnobiety] More »
Purchaze received the Reebok Pump Court Victory Dual Low “White/Royal/Green.” They feature a leather toe box, premium materials and mesh accents, classic shape and matching midsole. Reebok introduced the “Pump” technology in 1989. It provides the ultimate in a custom fit and support system. The honeycomb is one of the strongest yet lightest shapes found in nature. With modification, it was the theory behind the development of Reebok´s Hexalite technology.
If you’re looking to pump some air into your kicks, the Reebok Pump Fury is available at SoleBox for 90€. They feature the ever-so-fun pump technology as well as a carbon fiber heel.
Purchaze received the Reebok Pump D-Time “White/Royal/Green” kicks. They feature a leather toe box, premium materials and mesh accents, classic shape and matching midsole. Reebok introduced the “Pump” technology in 1989. It provides the ultimate in a custom fit and support system. The honeycomb is one of the strongest yet lightest shapes found in nature. With modification, it was the theory behind the development of Reebok´s Hexalite technology. More »
On Saturday, Undefeated released a special edition Reebok Pump Omni Lite. About 17 years ago Dee Brown won the Slam Dunk Contest with a “No-Look” Dunk while wearing these kicks.1991 pairs of the exact colorway that Dee Brown wore will be released as well as an exclusive early release at UNDFTD La Brea and online at their eshop. via nicekicks
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