After little time in the limelight in recent years, the Reebok CL has become the subject of more Reebok love with more and more releases being seen recently. To further uplift the shoes...

Animal print has been a popular feature among sneakers, the latest to utilize this is Reebok's "Leopard Pack" for ladies. The 80's classic Pro Legacy Mid model is used as the base for this...

Reaching into the depths of relative obscurity, Reebok has re-released an old school collection titled R.A.D. (Reebok Advanced Design). No doubt these 80s skate releases were aiming to create...

Reebok announces their third collaboration between Professor John Maeda and Reebok. The Strucess, comes from the Law #9: Failure. Maeda says, "if you fail, keep trying – struggle to reach...

Following several successful collaborations with Reebok, Alife will be releasing not one, but several shoes with Reebok again for both men and women next month. There will be an ERS 5000 II...

Fresh off their recent collaboration efforts for various Freestyle model projects, Reebok kicks it into another gear for the ladies with the recent unveiling of the new Music Revolution pack releasing sometime this June. With a fusion of Punk Rock and Hip-Hop inspired motifs, this collection consists of 3 different colorways. Both rock styles feature classic leather and suede uppers along with much flashier patent leather straps, 80's black and white prints and not to mention a creative silver chain link feature. On the other hand, the hip-hop version combines a black base with a very nice array of brighter colors, very reminiscent of '90's hip-hop streetwear. Both military green and white versions are expected to drop in June, while the black version is set for an October 2008 release. Source: Trashbag Aesthetics

Among the early 90s Reebok Pump classics, the Pump Court Victory has often been overshadowed by Reebok's other retro Pump offerings. While it seems the Pump Omni Lite is often given more collaboration play, the Pump Court Victory will never be forgotten as the go-to shoe for American tennis phenom Michael Chang who's career amounted to numerous "youngest ever" records. Seen here today is another rendition of his Court Victory in a clean blue/orange colorway. Available Friday, June 20th at XLarge Japan stores.

While the MACKDADDY x FLAUGE x Reebok Reverse Jam of December took a relatively tame route in easing in the at the time newly inaugurated retro model, the three parties have pulled out all the stops for their second-coming. The Reverse Jam is revisited once again, however as opposed to the simplicity of a black/white colorway they've chosen a poppy yellow color to serve as the basis with pink highlights throughout to finish things off. These will be available exclusively through FLAUGE.

Last year, Swedish retailer Sneakersnstuff first released a sneaker inspired by the traditional settlers of Sweden - the Sámi people. This year they will once again take cues from the history of Sweden and have used Dalecarlia to create this Sneakersnstuff x Reebok SNS5000. "Dalecarlia is a province in the middle of Sweden best known for the Dalecarlian horse or "Dalahästen" as they say in Sweden. A wooden horse painted with a technique called kurbits. The horse first got carved in Sweden in the 17th century as a toy for children. In 1939 the Dalecarlian horse represented Sweden at the New York World’s Fair and since then the horse has been a very strong symbol for the country." Only 300 pairs will be produced each retailing at 110 Euros. The Reebok SNS5000 will be released on July 25th and will be available at Sneakersnstuff as well as Solebox.

New from Reebok is the Sir Jam Mid Retro which is part of the Training Day Collection. Four colorways will be available starting July at select boutiques worldwide. Source: Guillotine