Reebok ZigTech Announcement - Video Inside !!

The ZigTech sole is far from subtle. Large waves of what looks to be injected foam are used for support. Similar to Nike Free, the design looks to be intended to increase flexibility and comfort for the wearer, as well as conserve energy while in motion. On this particular pair, red is used on both the sole and the liner. The entire upper is done in black, with bits of patent leather on the toe and heel. The large Vector logo along the side looks to be done with a shiny rubber.

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Espionage x Reebok Pump Twilight Zone

Reebok has again collaborated with Sydney shop, Espionage, on a Pump. Their initial partnership rendered the Espionage x Reebok Pump20. Now, for this second round, both parties go in on the Twilight Zone model. The prominent and polarizing element of the shoe is the red faux snakeskin that coils around the upper. Playing sidekick to the scales are a few other facets such as a memory foam collar, hits of carbon fiber, and an embroidered “Espionage” brand on the heel.

This is the year’s first collaboration on the Twilight Zone and Hanon has alluded to a possibility of more to come.

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USLU Airlines X Reebok Retro Pop Mid Detailed Photos

Inspired by a disco ball, this shoe owns a very unique base comprised of multi-colored mirror pieces. It also possesses white leather arches and straps giving it a rather interesting color contrast. To coincide with the latter attributes, this shoe is finished with a white sole.

The Retro Pop Mid is now available at select retailers including Dunk.

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Reebok x Emporio Armani EA7 Collection

Reebok and Emporio Armani have collaborated to create the EA7 Collection. The collection includes footwear and apparel but so far the only pieces to be revealed are the EA7 Runner and the Mega Chic. Each shoe employs technology from Reebok such as Hexalite while borrowing style cues from Armani.

The EA7 team describes the collection’s underlying philosophy:”The EA7/Reebok capsule collection fuses EA7’s dynamism and sporty visual lines with Reebok’s performance technologies - projecting style and design on the one hand and optimized performance and fit on the other.”

Final judgment must be held until the whole line is revealed but this EA7 collection is looking-in a word-risqué.

Reebok Introduces New Technology In 2010

The yet-to-be-named runners above featue a sole unlike anything we’ve seen before. It’s sort of a cross between Nike Impax and Free, visually. What this should mean is supreme flexibility on a lightweight, well cushioned sole.

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