Reebok Classics has just unveiled it’s newest Swizz Beats designed Kamikaze colorway entitled “Triple Black”. Obviously when you see a name like that you automatically think bland and single toned. I actually respect Reebok more because they somehow made it work with the mixed materials. The sneaker comes to us in a  monochromatic upper, done in leather, nylon, and suede. Adding a lot of technology, you can expect to spot a 3-pod Hexalite sole technology, along with a nice flex frooves on the outsole. Look for these limited kicks to drop on July 8th, 2011.

The Japanese retailers atmos has decided to collaborate once again with Reebok and together they worked on the Reebok Pump Omni Zone ‘Tokyo’. These balling kicks will be presented to us in some very dark colorways from a nice black upper to some nice purple accents found throughout. You can also spot some neon green on the branding, sole, and tongue. These kicks are scheduled to release sometime next month, so keep your eyes peeled for that. A lot of detailed pictures are available after the jump.

It looks like we have another collaboration in our hands. This time it’s between Shinzo and Reebok. These two sneaker brands have decided to revamp the Reebok Insta Pump Fury, a sneaker which already needs no introduction. Shinzo and Reebok has decided to go with a black mesh upper, along with green and red accents. The red is located on the lace area, side-panel, and heel, while the green is located on the side-panel. Reebok has also decided to add the very well-known pump on the tongue. Look for these to drop at select retailers mid-April.

Reebok has decided to give us a look at their latest installment, entitled the Reebok Camo Pack. The pack is set to release this Spring 2011 in two different models such as the Lynjon S.T. and the Pump Fury. Both kicks will be supporting a brown and black premium leather upper, along with the Camo lining. Look for both of these sneakers to drop at Atmos. Look for some detailed images of the sneaker below, and tell us what you think about them.

Today we get a look at a collaboration between colette and Reebok. Together, both brands have decided to work on the very well-known and liked, Reebok Court Victory Pump. The sneaker comes to us in a fairly dominant black upper, along with blue accents found on the side-panel, mid-sole, and pump. You can also find the brands name located across the side-panel, which finishes off the sneaker. We don’t have an official release date as of yet, but look for these to hit shelves mid-March.

It was a long time ago when we first previewed the Reebok Insta Pump Fury with you folks, it dated back all the way in 2010. At that time the sneaker came to us in a Summer 2010 Pack, which also included the Omni Lite Pump. This time around we get a clearer look at the Reebok Insta Pump Fury. Reebok has decided to stick with the same colorway as before, filling the upper with a strong citron. The accents such as the lace area and side-panel is done in teal. I was never a fan of bright colors, so of course these won’t do for me. That’s just one mans opinion though. We would love to know what you guys are thinking, just hit the comment box below.

We’ve seen some pretty unique and comfortable designs coming from Reebok lately and as their latest  creation we can see the Ventilator Theory. This is a re-design of their original Ventilator model updated with more breathability, a better heel support system as well as a less bulky design.

Two colorways will be available this Spring of 2011. The first pair can be seen in yellow and grey while the second pair uses red and black. You can check out some detailed pictures below and let us know what you think about Reeboks new model, the Ventilator Theory.

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Not too long ago Solebox and Reebok teamed up together to work on a pair of Omnizone Pumps. One new and unique thing about this collaboration is the incorporation of lights to the side of the sneaker. They are more subtle then the light up sneakers we see kids running around in but light up just enough to change the color of the white side panels. A pretty cool concept emerged from the collaboration but let us know what your thoughts are on these below. Also these will be releasing in the first week of March at Solebox.

Today, Reebok has decided to give us a look at their Reebok Pump Omni Lite, in their Original colorways. The first sneaker comes to us in a black upper, along with orange and white accents. The other comes to us in a white upper, which is topped off with orange and black accents. It’s great to see Reebok bringing back the OG colorways of such a well-known sneaker. Pre-ordering is available now at Eastbay. If your still questioning on purchasing a pair, check out the images below to see if it’ll change your mind.

In general the colorways in the Reebok Zig Return series have included one ore more bright colors. If you liked the shoe but where looking for a more subtle colorway then this is the perfect pair for you. This time around we can see a fully grey upper with the Zig sole featured in black. Whether you like the Zig design or not these make for great running shoes and they are currently retailing for $100 at select retailers.