Now available at select spots is the limited edition version of the Reebok Ventilator.

Individually numbered and limited to only 2,012 pairs worldwide, the classic 90s kicks sport signature Hexalite cushioning and a white leather upper alongside black and pink accents, as well as grey safari print on the mudguard and heel panel.

The exclusive kicks are available now via Shelta.

Just after unveiling a look at this year’s Valentine’s Day Nike Air Max Navigate, we get a look at something Reebok went back in time to revisit. The Reebok Ventilator is a popular 1990′s shoe design from said brand; and, this season, it comes in a white base mixed with grey safari print. Black and pink accents complement the rest of the shoe nicely and brings together what might seem at first to be too busy a colorway. Certain Reebok carriers have already received their shipments and made them available for your purchasing pleasure.




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Reebok was definitely not trying to be left out of the “winterized” sneaker movement, as proven by the Reebok Workout Plus “Workboot” the brand has prepared. Now it turns its attention back to the training shoes with a collection of three pairs of the Reebok Ventilator Theory Tech coming out this fall/winter season. This is Reebok’s latest take on the Reebok Ventilator, coming equipped with its lightest design to date and a perforated upper. Releasing in three colorways, get ready to see the Reebok Ventilator Theory Tech in participating brand retailers.




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If it seems like it was just yesterday that we discussed the Reebok Ventilator Theory, it’s because it was. Already previews of a second pair have popped up online. One of Reebok’s 2010 drops, this Ventilator Theory comes with a grey upper that’s accented by team purple and kiwi green near the toe box, heel, and sole. Already somewhat of a hit among running shoe lovers, this pair even sports a speckled sole that gives it additional style points sure to keep the eyes of passers-by on your feet a little bit longer. Releasing some time in 2010, the Reebok Ventilator Theory is sure to have more information regarding materials used come up- and you already know you can trust SneakerFiles to report on any such updates. Does the first pair of Ventilator Theory’s even hold a candle to this one?

After a year largely spent retrieving classic models from their archive, Reebok seems to be taking 2010 as an opportunity to take things in a different direction, with images of a brand new trainer hitting the web today. Featuring an urban color pallet of Dark Grey, Comet, Seagull, and Graphite, the model features an ankle stabilizing heel brace, perforated upper, and killer cross pattern outsole. No news about technology or materials yet, but the trainer gives off a pretty good first impression. Check out the more detailed pictures after the jump, and stay tuned for more information to come.

Drawing inspiration from the world-renowned television drama Miami Vice, the Reebok Miami Vice Pack features the timeless Ventilator and Michael Chang Court Victory II PUMP in lucid color schemes that match the vibrant beach lifestyle in Florida. The Vent is characterized by a predominantly blue upper with powder blue, orange, and black accents. The Court Victory is offered in an alluring white/pink/green color scheme. Both shoes feature a pink flamingo on the heel and a keychain. The Reebok Miami Vice Pack is scheduled to release this Fall, and should coordinate nicely with the Reebok Omni Lite Monsters Pack and Reebok PUMP Omni Lite Seven Sins Pack, both scheduled to drop this Fall. Via Hypequest.