It is not clear upon first glance why this version of the Reebok Dual Pumper is meant for Valentine’s Day. Maybe the red splattered paint across the grey colorway is meant to represent heartache? What do you think? Some speculate the red is meant to be splattered blood which symbolizes a more dismal and bloody part of the history of Valentine’s Day. The Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre is the name given to the death of seven people as part of a Prohibition conflict between two powerful criminal gangs in Chicago, Illinois in the winter of 1929 February 14th.

Either way, Reebok has decided to bring back the Dual Pump Runner which originally released in 1993. These shoes feature not one pump system, but two; one on each side of the shoe for maximum comfort and support. This model is also available in an all red colorway for the heart-filled holiday. Via HypeQuest.

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It’s hard to comprehend the fact that Allen Iverson has been one of the best players in NBA since he first arrived in 1996, and continues to score at a high rate despite the fact that he is getting older. Since he came into the league, he has been signed with Reebok, which has just produced his 12th signature shoe. They are scheduled to hit retailers soon, and are shown here in three different color combinations, one representing each team he has played for. While the Denver Nuggets and Seventy Sixers colorways sport the number 3, the Detroit Pistons colorway features the number 1, which is his jersey number being that #3 belongs to point gaurd Rodney Stuckey. The Nuggets colorway sport graffiti print on the heel, while the other two colorways feature the poem Invictus written by William Ernest Henley.via kenlu.

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Here we feature some pictures of the Reebok Inferno, which have been nicknamed the Neon Signs for their bright, vibrant color palette. Styled after the classic 90’s running shoe, they feature a predominantly white upper constructed from leather and mesh, which provides them with a source of ventilation. They are also contrasted with blue and orange accents which give the shoes a fresh look. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they are packed with performance enhancing technology including Hexalite and PLAY DRY technology. Be on the lookout as they should be hitting Reebok accounts in early 2009.via NiceKicks.

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Back in the early 90s, the Reebok Sir Jam was the hottest thing under the sun in terms of basketball shoes by the Reebok line. The Sir Jam was missing one very important thing though; pump technology! It says a lot for this model however, if it still was highly sought after even without pump technology which was all the rage. The Reebok Sir Jam Black/Gold is revived and shines in a black leather coated colorway with corresponding gold accents on the logo and ankle area. The upper rests atop a white mid-sole and includes Hexalite technology, a staple in Reebok sneakers for the past 20 years or more. Via NK.

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Reebok has teamed up with Quannum Projects and Shoebiz from San Francisco to create this one-of-a kind Reebok Ventilator Pack. The pack consists of four running shoes.  The shoes make use of red, grey, yellow, white, black and turquoise colorways collectively. Each shoe was influenced by four different people. One shoe was designed for Lyrics Born (Tokyo born American rapper and one half of the group Latryx.) Another pair was inspired by Lateef the Truthspeaker (one of the founders of Quannum Projects). The third pair was created for DJ Shadow (DJ, producer, songwriter) and the last was created in honor of Blackalicious (California based hip-hop duo). Via Shoebiz.

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Available now at Atmos is this pair of Reebok Insta Pump Fury EXT LUX. They feature a predominantly black construction along with a snakeskin treatment across the upper. They are subtle but nevertheless are still really nice to look at, and would make a great edition to any shoe collection. In case you didn’t know, here’s the story behind the shoe:

The Insta Pump Fury was at the cutting edge of design. It was the center of attention in Reebok’s Pump line during its original release. It was the first to fully utilize the Pump technology: the lacing system was no longer a necessity, as the inflated tongue or front panel held the foot in place both comfortably and securely. It was an instant success overseas in Japan, and as it soon made its way to Europe, collectors over there were fascinated by its design.

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For the past two years, it felt like something was missing in the NBA, and we’ve finally figured it out! Allen Iverson’s move to the Western Conference shocked us all, as we weres so used to seeing him on the Eastern Conference All Star Team. But because of the blockuster trade that sent him to the Pistons, he’s back in the East this year, and featured here is a pair of Reebok Answer 12 which are All Star player editions. They feature a royal blue upper with red and hwite accents, as well as Iverson inspirations including the tongue and toebox. via Fatboykickz.

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