Last month we saw red and green tonal colorways of the Reverse Jam. Today some more subtle colorways have hit the web, in the form of the Yucatin Collection.

The Reebok Reverse Jam Yucatin Collection features four colorups of the classic basketball sneaker. Base colors including, black, brown, and olive, are accented with bright highlighting colors, including yellow, orange, red, and blue. Premium leather and mesh materials make for a solid collection. Available now at select Reebok retailers.

Click here take a look at all three colorways.

If you are one of the few that got the chance to attend Carnegie Mellon’s Sneakerology 101, yeah that’s right, a class on sneakers, then you’ll definitely be all over these Reebok’s that were done up to commemorate the ground breaking class.

This Sneakerology 101 x Reebok Reverse Jam takes inspiration straight from the classroom. Blackboard inspired Slate colored Nubuck, chalk inspired yellow side stripes, and a Wool Felt Tongue that may actually be used as a functional eraser. Colors consist of Carnegie Mellon school colors.

Only 101 of these kicks will be made, proceeds from the shoe’s sale will go towards the benefit of the Hill House Association, a local non-profit organization.
They will be sold for $75 at a University organized Kicksburg event April 15th.

Inspired by the 1988 Beetlejuice, this Reverse Jam features a white base, black and yellow stripes, and a dirty beetle motif. The tongue insole features Beetlejuice’s mouth as well. Reebok can do better than this but applaud them for creativity. Could the ‘Beetlejuice’ make this week’s Good, Bad, and the Fugly? Stay tuned to find out.

More pics after the jump provided by Atmos.