Palace Teases Winter-Ready Reebok Sneaker Collaboration

Potentially equipped with a Ripple sole unit.

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Palace has teased on its Instagram account that the London-based skateboarding imprint will be releasing another pair of collaborative Reebok sneakers.

Subtle clues to what to expect from Palace include the words “CUTTY” and “WINTER,” alluding to a weather-ready pair of Reeboks. Furthermore, its spinning co-branded Triferg logo features a jagged Sharktooth design on the rear, nodding to Reebok’s iconic Ripple sole unit.

The Ripple sole is steeped in Reebok running heritage and provides shoes with durability, traction and support — making for a solid foundation of a winter-ready Palace x Reebok sneaker. Previous Reebok silhouettes to feature the Ripple sole include the Royal Glide, the Workout — a pair that Palace recently reinterpreted in its mid-top form — and the CL Leather. Stay tuned to HYPEBEAST for updates as news unfolds on the upcoming pair.

In other news, Supreme has teamed up with dead prez for its latest FW19 drop.

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