Though most of us pay more attention to the Pump line from Reebok, a number of other silhouettes helped raise their status in the sneaker game throughout the 80’s and 90’s. The Reverse Jam recently was reworked as part of a collab with KICKS/HI earlier this month. Today, two more makeups of this classic basketball sneaker have been spotted.

The Reebok Reverse Jam Mid is now available in two tonal colorways at atmos. Red and green versions of the Reverse Jam Mid are done up in smooth leather upper, and then offset white midsoles. Unique detailing comes in the form of the perforations on the toebox.

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Earlier we saw the first part of the Reebok Seven Deadly Sins Pack, and now we have a look at the rest of the pack which has now started to arrive at retailers like atmos.

The Reebok Seven Deadly Sins Pack continues to use the Pump Omni Lite as the silhouette of choice. The rest of the pack includes Wrath, Lust, Gluttony, and Envy, which like the first part of the pack, each makeup features bright tonal colorways.

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Reebok has been a little off in many of their “inspired” makeups in recent months, but the tonal and bright colors that are worked into the Seven Deadly Sins Pack might help change that.

The first part of the Reebok Seven Deadly Sins Pack has arrived at EASTWESTWORLDWIDE along with an additional “Perfect” all white makeup of the Pump Omni Lite. Greed, Sloth, and Pride are the first three of the pack to be come available, they will set you back $120.

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For the most part, tattoos are with you for life; however, shoe deals are far from permanent. That said, Orlando Magic forward/center Marcin Gortat is now in the middle of a dilemma. Gortat, a Reebok brand member (but obviously a Michael Jordan fan) has been asked to cover up his Jordan Jumpman tattoo.

In detail, Gortat was asked, by Reebok representatives, to cover the tattoo up or wear long socks. The tattoo, located on Gortat’s right leg, is a red Jumpman logo overlapped by the silhouette of a basketball. This subject raises a lot of eyebrows. Why would Reebok ask him to cover it up now when he’s had this tattoo for some time now? Better yet, with Reebok being owned by Adidas, is this Adidas’s response to Coach K covering up Dwight Howard’s sneakers in the US Olympic Basketball team photo this past summer? Click here to share with us your thoughts on this subject matter

The KICKS/HI x Reebok Reverse Jam will be hitting KICKS Hawaii locations this Saturday.

The KICKS/HI x Reebok Reverse Jam will drop in two colorways of the classic silhouette from Reebok, alongside a few matching t-shirts. The kicks are emblazoned with YKWWS (You Know Where We Stay) across the heel of the black pair. While the green pair, reps with the locale of the company’s home, Honolulu across each shoe.

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The KICKS/HI x Reebok collaboration that we previewed last month is finally set to drop at KICKS/HI locations this Saturday June 13th.

The KICKS/HI x Reebok Reverse Jam Pack will feature two colorways of the Reverse Jam as well as three matching t-shirts. The two colorways are familiar to fans of Kicks/HI, black and orange, and green and orange have been popular colorups for both shirts and fitteds from the company. These will be available at additional retailers later in the summer, but I wouldn’t sleep on these if I were you.

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Proper has a solid reputation as one of the top sneaker spots in the game right now. The Long Beach, California based boutique has recently been putting in work with Reebok an a collection of Dual Pump Runners.

The Proper x Reebok Dual Pump Runner collab consists of three colorways of the early 90’s running silhouette. Proper’s subtle color choices definitely should appeal to many sneakerheads, a tonal grey, black with blue, and black with green made the final cut. Low key, yet to the trained eye the Proper logo on the lower ankle area will be a conversation starter. Stay tuned to Nice Kicks for a confirmed release date.

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