Reebok Gives the DMX Series 1600 a Duo of Monochromatic Makeovers
Clean takes on the ’90s-era runner.
Continuing its ’90s-era revival, Reebok recently released two new takes on its retro DMX Series 1600 sneaker.
This time around, the classic model was given a duo of monochromatic makeovers centered around tones of grey and white. The upper of the new colorways feature mesh bases dressed with dynamic panels of matching leather and nubuck. Branding comes in the form of DMX branding at the toe, classic Reebok logos on the tongue and midfoot area, along with a branded translucent heel plate. Finishing up the design of the shoe is a bulbous outsole that houses the DMX cushioning technology.
Priced at $150 USD, the monochromatic ”Grey” and “Chalk” Reebok DMX Series 1600 colorways are available now at Overkill.
In case you missed it, Reebok’s Sock Run.r arrives in “White/Grey.”
