Thanks to these Chapter x Stadium x Reebok Reverse Jam collaborations, the tough wheat-colored work boot look is available to those who stick to sneakers. Featuring two pairs, the “Camouflage Collection” uses two very different colorways to provide a solid, sturdy look on tis old school silhouette.

One half of the pack is the aforementioned boot-inspired pair, which features boot laces and eyestays to complete the look. If you look closely, the nubuck also features camouflage grooves, though it remains single colored. The other pair is dressed in army camo leather for the entirety of the upper. To make sure that they don’t go completely unnoticed though, an all red midsole is used.

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For the Fall and Winter of 2009, Reebok is releasing the Reverse Jam in four new colorways.

Using four separate monotone uppers, each pair comes with either a white midsole or one using a single accent color. The dark brown leather and black leather pairs get a light blue and red midsole, respectively, and both use black outsoles. For these two, the leather is given a worn treatment, adding a green hue to the black uppers, and a lighter tan hue for the brown leather pair. For the red and green pairs, a simple white midsole is used with upper-matching outsoles. They also use mesh accents on the toes and tongues. All four pairs are currently available through Japanese seller Gettry.

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When we showed you the Reebok Reverse Jam Yucatin Collection last week, the majority of you surprisingly took a liking towards each shoe featured. Now, we have detailed photos of one of the Reverse Jam Mid colorways involved in the aforementioned collection.

It features a of combination of dark brown premium leather and mesh (toe box, heel panel) on the base. The entire upper also seems to possess a worn-out, distressed look; however, its light blue midsole gives the entire sneaker a nice, contrasting vibe. To coincide with the latter area, the words, ‘Reverse Jam’ grace the tongue in the same color. Available now at Flauge. Click here to view additional photos.

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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The Reverse Jam Monopoly edition sneakers are actually available at Dr Jays. For $85 you can have the Board Edition, the Token Edition, or the Cash Edition. Don’t get me wrong, I love Monopoly, it’s actually one of my favorite board games. However, if there is any possibility that any person would wear these kicks, it is beyond me.

If I created the game Monopoly, I would probably have to own a pair, however they may never see the light, and remain buried deep in the back of the closet. The Fugly?

Check out all three styles after the jump, thanks to Dr Jays.