Reebok is, rather appropriately, celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year. And it is doing so by providing sneakerheads with collaboration-produced pumps like ones worked on with Colette, Solebox, and even atmos. But as the year winds down, Reebok is turning to these Pump Victory Court 2’s to try and cap a great year while ringing in one that’s hopefully even better. Coming in either a predominantly red or blue leather upper, both shoes consist of black and white accents as well. Releasing during this holiday season, certain online retailers have already begun to make these available for purchase. How fast will you act?

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The 20th anniversary for the classic Reebok Pump is definitely a treat for us sneakerheads, as we get a look at Solebox’s turn on the staple shoe. The Solebox x Reebok Pump 20th Anniversary is definitely the ultimate shoe. It has a black glove leather upper and black neoprene tongue, tongue light action, glow in the dark panels, memory foam ankle, and the list goes on, as shown below. The white midsole, the pump action feature, and the 20 years of history; this shoe has it all, and just got better with Hikmet’s touch of style. This shoe is set to release at Solebox on November 20th, in a limited number of 31 pairs. Be sure to check out the video of the shoe on Youtube.

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Although the Reebok Pump is getting plenty of makeovers this year, we can’t forget about the other classic Reebok Pumps. The atmos x Reebok Velour Pack is a makeover for the Reebok Court Victory Pump and Reebok Pump Omni Lite. The Reebok Pump Omni Lite comes in a purple/white velour colorway, with the Court Victory Pump in a green/white velour colorway. The uppers are completely decked out in soft fuzzy velour, with white midsoles, black outsoles, and the atmos logo stitched at the back. These will definitely complete your pimp or Snoop Dogg costume for Halloween; the only thing is the $185 price tag. Regardless, these are out now!

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To promote Reebok’s collaborative project with Shiekh Music, which is known as the Rip The Mic Talent Search, Reebok has released three colorways for its newer Fuze 1.0 model. The Shiehk Music x Reebok Fuze 1.0 Rip The Mic pack comes in silver/red, silver/purple, and black. The first two use metallic silver leather and suede uppers, in their respective red and purple colorways. The black pair uses an all black leather perforated upper, and all three shoes use white midsoles offset by stripes in their following colors. Reebok placed its logo at the bottom strap at the front. This model is definitely out of the norm, with four straps and a zipper at the back ankle. These will be available at Shiekh stores everywhere November 1st.

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It’s been a solid twenty years since Reebok released its classic Pump silhouette. To celebrate the score, Reebok has teamed up with select respectable stores to release the Reebok Pump in limited quantities. Colette was one of the chosen few, creating the Colette x Reebok Pump. This Pump features a heather grey jersey upper, which is nicely bonded with blue accents throughout the shoe. A white midsole makes the shoe even cleaner, while enforcing a light tone to this throwback shoe. The Colette Pumps will only be limited to thirty pairs, releasing November 16th in-store. The shoe will release worldwide November 20th.

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Reebok is kickin’ it old school with its latest release for the Reebok The Pump. No Reebok Pump Omni here like we usually see. The original Pump is seeing the light of day in a clean black/white colorway. The shoe uses a black leather upper and a white midsole to match the white accents throughout the shoe. Grey is also added in the mix at the heel,ankle, and sole. A full functional pump action makes us reminisce about slam dunk contests and flying. These Pumps will be a limited release, available to only select retailers later on this year around November.

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Reebok’s Women’s SC Trainer Mid gets the gold treatment in this latest rendition of the mid-top sneaker. Featuring a predominantly True Gold upper, the sneaker is accented nicely with hits of Light Blue on its eyelets, heel panel, tongue, and outsole. Capped off with a Black/White sole and Black lining, the model provides the flashy look of gold without burning any retinas. If the well-balanced foil kicks appeal to the magpie in you, the model is available now from Reebok retailers like Karmaloop for around $80.

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