We have seen a recent influx of Reebok Insta Pump Fury colorways during this last part of 2011. In fact, the latest one we wrote about was designed in celebration of the 2012 London Games. Today, we get a look at this HLS colorway, which mixes electrolime and black mesh along the upper. The shoe is finished off with a red toe cap and white soles. Expect these to release early 2012 if not by the end of this year.



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It’s not the Reebok Insta Pump Fury “Leopard,” but we’re sure that there is a little more to the backstory behind this colorway than the aforementioned one. The Reebok Pump Fury pictured here includes all five colors that are seen on the Olympic rings in anticipation of the London Games in 2012. This multicolored Reebok Pump Fury “London Games” makes use of a synthetic/leather upper; and, while release information is yet unknown, we suspect some arrival date before the start of said games.


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With all the buzz surrounding Reebok’s Pump 20th Anniversary Collection, many of us had forgotten about the Beams x Reebok Pump Fury collaboration models we previewed at the start of the month. Featuring a tonal upper in either Green or Orange, and the faintest hit of White on the Pump mechanisms, the models have slipped under the radar and made their way into stores. You can pick up a pair in either color from Beams today.

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We know about Nike iD and Puma’s Mongolian Shoe BBQ, but what about Reebok? Of course, Reebok had to get in on the action, with its own YourReebok Customization, this time with the Reebok Pump Fury. Each customization costs $135 for men’s sizes, ranging from 7-13. Some special materials cost extra, but that’s a given. So enfuse your own style with a Reebok classic, and show others how creative you are!
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