Reebok’s trip down memory lane has been a leisurely stroll through the scenic route

Reebok’s trip down memory lane has been a leisurely stroll through the scenic route. Next stop? Another original colorway of the Reebok Question in White/Navy/Red, teased by brand manager Swizz Beatz some time ago. The Question, despite a number of re-releases over the last decade, is enjoying an unprecedented burst in popularity and with 5erson’s Nike Free Run 5.0 V1 participation in the Reebok Basketball Retro renaissance, we can safely expect Reebok’s territory to expand over the next few years. Continue on for a look at this OG anchor below and let us know what you think of Reebok’s potential ‘staying power’ in the sneaker game. Photos: hupu

 

Do you recall Nike Free Run 7.0 that honorary member of the Nike Air Pey line the rather simply titled Nike Air Up? It wasn’t officially part of the family that would include the Nike Air Max Pey and of course the immortal Foamposite line, but the sneakers found their way onto the feet of Mr. Hardaway for a few games in the early 90s. Now digging even further back into your basketball sneaker knowledge, do you remember the sequel the Nike Air Way Up? If not here’s a refresher, a 2013 sample of the sneaker that suggests we might just get a retro come next summer. Click through with us to check out this mode version of the Nike Air Way Up and check out the price on the pair from dballaholic on us store.

Just when you think it’s already incorporated every possible theme out there, the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star manages to surprise us again with a look in one sense so ‘basic’ that it’s almost shocking we hadn’t seen an earlier example.  The closest comparisons to these four new ‘Bright’ All Stars were 2008′s ‘Clear’ Chuck Taylors, but even those see-thru-uppered designs didn’t have the level of sole translucency.  It looks great in either icey (as in the case of the red and blue pairs) or contrasting (black and grey editions) configurations, and you can see all four in greater detail below before grabbing yours from select Converse retailers like Finish Line.

We’re still waiting on ‘The Presidential One’, ‘The Friday One’ and three ‘Secret Ones’; might Nike Air Max’s Air Force 1 display at New York’s 21 Mercer be teasing a trio coected along the lines of the ‘Year of the Dragon’ designs we’ve seen in 2012? Stick with Sneaker News to find out, because here’s another new Nike Air Force 1 Low that has a bit of that YOTD 5be thanks to reptilian scales on white leather, accented by metallic gold. Only this time, it’s a ladies release, which means that these will be hard for some guys to get into their rotations just like ‘The Hero’ or that upcoming ‘YOTD 3′ drop, albeit for different reasons. Let us know were this Air Force 1 Low ranks in a year so strong the AF1 has to be near the top of series power rankings, and be sure to check back with us for US release Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 info.

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