Finally rolling out to US retailers is the mita x Reebok Insta Pump Fury “Leopard”.

Pairing the popular leopard print pattern with one of the most aggressively styled kicks of the 1990s, the shoe features additional black and grey accents alongside contrast stitching, a white midsole and hits of red on the outsole and pull tabs.

An unusual looking shoe to say the least, you can pick up the bold collab now at Social Status.

Tokyo’s atmos has teamed up with Reebok once again for a Insta Pump Fury drop.

A reissue of a 1996 Eastbay-exclusive, these feature a predominately black colorway with mesh and neoprene making up the upper while hits of purple and red adorn the branding and midsole. As is standard on this 1990s classic, the Insta Pump Fury features Reebok’s Insta Pump CO2 inflation system and Hexalite cushioning.

The collaborative kicks are available to preorder now through atmos, with a release date set for March.

Since dropping almost two decades ago, the classic Reebok Insta Pump Fury has remained one of the most iconic and technologically sound running sneakers around.

Continuing to churn out the colorways, Reebok has dropped this “Yellow/Firecracker Red” look. Similar to the neon yellow “HLS” Pump Fury we previewed last month, this Insta Pump couples black mesh with yellow and red neoprene on the upper alongside a red textured leather toecap and patented Hexalite sole.

The “Yellow/Firecracker Red” colorway is available now via Mr. R Sports for $135.

For Holiday 2011, clothier XLarge teams up with Reebok once again to bring us the XLarge x Reebok Insta Pump Fury. This Reebok Insta Pump Fury features a predominately purple and black upper with brown suede and pink accents. A purple splatter-like effect is also seen on the midsole to give these classic 90′s sneakers a funky look.

Check out more images below of the new XLarge x Reebok Insta Pump Fury below and get ready to own a pair as they officially release November 25th, 2011.

via XLarge

When the Reebok Insta Pump Fury dropped in 1993, it represented a huge departure from the typical running sneaker.  The epitome of ’90s fashion, the cutting edge sneaker was the first of its kind to fully utilize a pump system – the inflated tongue of the shoe kept the foot comfortably in place and allowed the designers to ditch the laces entirely.

Seen here is a brand new colorway of the reissued Insta Pump Fury.  Sporting a team purple upper, the kicks also have hits of black on the pump and Hexalite midsole while orange makes an appearance on the branding, toebox, and tongue and heel tabs.

Always popular overseas, this Reebok Insta Pump Fury is available to preorder through UK-based Hanon.

Back in April, we showed you the Reebok Court Victory Pump Jacket Pack, but today we have the Insta Pump Fury done in the same fashion. The Reebok Insta Pump Fury Flight Jacket Pack features 3 sneakers that receive inspiration from the rain coat, leather jacket and bomber jacket. The rain coat Insta Pump Fury the same materials used to keep you dry and added navy blue with yellow highlights. The leather jacket uses different shades of brown and comes with interchangeable patches you can place on the heel. Lastly we have the bomber jacket Insta Pump Fury that takes on an army green color scheme, taking on a quilted pattern. You can buy all 3 at Styles.

The Reebok Insta Pump Fury is still being used as a focal point for a number of collaborations- including the latest one with United Arrows. Today, we bring you Jordan fans a bit of familiar flavor. The Reebok Insta Pump Fury pictured here comes with “infrared” highlights on an otherwise black with white upper. You can find these now at partcipating Reebok accounts now.



Via atmos.