Jesse James
The good folks over at Reebok are back, and they return with an icon. Today the sportswear giant is back, taking us back to the 2001 NBA All-Star Game in Washington, DC. The game was regarded as one of the greatest All-Star games ever, and for good reason. Allen Iverson took home MVP honors, doing so while wearing an unreleased pair of white and black Reebok Question Mids.
Reebok celebrates the game’s 20th anniversary and the Iverson’s memorable performance by re-releasing the iconic sneaker. Dubbed the “Why Not Us?” the sneaker comes rocking a clean black and white colorway that honors Iverson’s 15-point fourth quarter and the postgame press conference. The shoe is crafted from premium white leather with a black leather toe cap and heel piece.
Branding is seen as a black midfoot Vector logo, a white Question graphic on the heel, and black/white eyestays that spell out “Reebok.” A twist has been added to the tongue’s inner side, with the right shoe boasting a “Why Not Us?” text graphic. The sneaker also features black trim around the tongue, black DMX cushioning units, and a black #3 badge on the heel. The sneaker is then finished off with a black translucent outsole which includes the Vector logo.
Take a closer look at these eye-catching new sneakers in the images and look for the Reebok Question Mid “Why Not Us?” to hit the Reebok webstore on March 6th. While you’re at it, be sure to keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more outstanding new footwear coming very soon.
Photos via Reebok
