It’s admittedly harder to rock all-white sneakers in the cold months. But now that summer is here, you gotta restock your shoe closest. You can’t be going to parties with some black sneakers — come correct with all-whites or don’t come at all. Reebok Classics has you covered with their new “Whites Collection,” which will feature all-white versions of the Question Low, Workout Plus, Classic Leather, Workout Mid, Twilight Zone Pump, ExoFit Hi, Phase 1 and DMX 10. Read More »

No one was more excited to see Reebok bring back the original Kamikaze II Mid than we were, and now after the success of that initial launch, they’re doing it again… in different colors. Read More »

Kobe Bryant‘s divorce found its way into “Stay Schemin’,” a song from a Rick Ross mixtape featuring Drake and French Montana. The line in particular that references Bryant goes as follows:

“Kobe about to lose one hundred and fifty M’s [Million}, Kobe My N—- hate it to have to be him, B—- you wasn’t with me shootin in the gym.”

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I’ve been having a running conversation all day on Twitter about some of my favorite NBA rappers, and while I once wrote a post on the 10 best rappers in the game, this piece of news may make me update that list. It sounds like a bunch of NBA stars are going to be collaborating with some of the best in hip-hop to release a fan-friendly album called “Full Court Press Vol. 1.” Read More »

Reebok Classics is killing it this summer. They’ve released a ton of incredible Pump Omni Lite colorways, and that’ll continue into the fall. But perhaps most importantly, they brought back many of the greatest Allen Iverson sneakers ever: the Question and the Answer IV. Yesterday, they took over Las Vegas with the help of Swizz Beatz, Allen Iverson, Rick Ross, Tyga, and Dominique Wilkins, and unveiled what they have in store for the upcoming months. Read More »

Reebok Classics has hit consumers with a few dope sneakers this summer, and their latest release is no different. They have unveiled their newest shoe called the “Classic Jam” and it’s a mash-up hybrid of four of the company’s greatest sneakers ever. Reebok explains that the sole was inspired by the Reverse Jam while the TPU support eyelet comes from the Original Pump. Also, the TPU heel counter is pulled from the Dual Pump Runner, and then, the stitch detailing is from the Pump Twilight. Read More »

When you think of classic kicks, Reebok’s Classic line is an obvious first stop. Their Ex-o-Fit, WorkOut and Freestyle lines all became huge hits in the 80s and have stayed that way. Now the company’s newest campaign shows the story of the work it took to make the shoes that way through some of the game’s biggest artists and up-and-coming acts. Read More »

This Wednesday, Reebok invited us and a few other media friends out to the Blazers/Knicks game at MSG to introduce their new “Icons” campaign.

Reebok has always been a brand that hip-hop has identified itself with. The memorable history of the brand goes back to the early ’90’s both on and off the court. While many sneaker brands were only establishing relationships with athletes, Reebok aimed to bring hip-hop and athletics together and really bridge the gap between the two. Read More »

On Sunday night, Dwyane Wade celebrated his 30th birthday at the Setai Hotel in South Beach. As you can see in the video below, Gabrielle Union, LeBron James, Kelly Rowland, Usher, Alonzo Mourning, Common, Rick Ross, T.I., Fat Joe and DJ Irie came out to support the old fella. Read More »

Without the NBA in our lives, we fans might have time for the things we’ve been putting off for too long. Maybe we’ll have time to finish that historical biography that sits next to the bed getting dusty. Maybe we’ll get more exercise. Maybe we’ll start following hockey? As we get closer to the end of year, we’ll take a look back at all things — inside basketball and out — that occupied our attention alongside the game we love. That means over the next few weeks, we’ll break down the best music, movies, styles, plays, players and more. Each debate will be put to a vote by you the readers, and by the close of the year, we’ll have compiled a list of the Top 11 of ‘11. Read More »