Browsing the "Reebok Insta Pump Fury" Tag
REEBOK INSTA PUMP FURY The Reebok Insta Pump Fury is a runner in Reebok’s innovative Pump line originally released in 1993. The sneaker utilizes a segmented design and opts out of laces, instead relying on the lockdown cushioning of the Insta Pump CO2 charger. The Reebok Insta Pump Fury has been re-released countless times since its 1993 debut via both in-house and collaborative designs.
November 2nd, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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It looks like graff master and long time sneaker curator Stash has got a little bit more work to do with the likes of Reebok, his killer Packer shoes Reebok Pump Graphlite and upcoming Reebok Classic apparently joined by the likes of this-a Reebok Insta Pump Fury HLS release. There’s not too much info about the project as of yet, so it’s sort of unclear as to whether or not this specific silo will have Stash’s name stamped on or if he’s involved in a more hands off way. Click through with us to check out the Stash x Reebok Insta Pump Fury HLS and stick with Sneaker News for more info.
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October 30th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Since last holiday’s ‘Leopard’ edition from mita sneakers, the Reebok Insta Pump Fury has been a popular collaborative canvas for Japanese brands looking to get in on the animal print craze. The latest comes from one of United Arrows’ most popular sublabels, as Beauty & Youth once again team up with the Vector brand, this time for two new Insta Pump runners. Both opt for white contrast stitching to affix a black overlay, but the differences between tonal purple and multicolored plus a teal outsole has them providing significant variety. Let us know how these compare to mita’s bookends over the last year, X-Girl’s zebras and Jun Watanabe’s dalmation-spotted second try and stick with Sneaker News for the outside chance these arrive at US retailers.
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October 25th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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mita sneakers helped get the ball rolling on what has especially in Japan been a strong year for the Insta Pump Fury, issuing a leopard edition back when that trend was just getting its legs. They’re looking to bookend 2012 with another style that incorporates a feline theme, but instead of just opting for cheetah or even ocelot or giraffe, these mita x Expansion x Reebok Insta Pump Furys add another layer by utilizing the tiger camo print that’s become Expansion’s trademark. Adding a red and black overlay atop this earthy base pattern results in a Gucci-ish palette whose matte textures and concealment pattern stand in stark contrast to the patent-and-perfed mita release from back in ’08. Let us know where these rank in the Tokyo retailer’s growing catalog of team efforts and stick with Sneaker News to see if we’re lucky enough that they make it stateside.
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September 25th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Sneaker ads have evolved to the point where they either seamlessly blend into your web surfing experience, or absolutely captivate you to the point where DVRs seem unnecessary. But back when the printed word was at its peak, full-page ads in magazines used to be one of the most popular ways to tease a new release. Here’s a look at an interesting ‘collaboration’ of sorts from 2001, when mag ad geniuses Absolut got in on the sneakerhead craze before the Nike SB craze helped to usher in the current wave. ’Absolut Obsession’ has the familiar Swedish vodka bottle shape in play as per the usual, but what’s so remarkable about this particular iteration is both that it’s crafted entirely in kicks, and that so many of them represent old school Reebok heat. Have a look at the full ad below, let us know which pairs you’ve owned and if you remember seeing this Serge Paulet photo in its first run. You can also check out a Nike collector’s re-creation of the classic ad after the jump as well.
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September 2nd, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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When Japanese lady streetwear specialists X-Girl guest star on a sneaker collaboration, you know it’s going to be a head turner. And when that design happens to find its way onto a Reebok Insta Pump Fury, the results are guaranteed to be even more eye-catching. The third X-Girl Insta Pump Fury keeps the even-year trend going with a bold zebra-stroped design whose CMY+purple accents keeps these in line with the 2008 and ’10 editions. Let us know which is the best of the three after you’ve had a chance to examine these more closely and stick with Sneaker News as we approach the mid-September release.
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August 20th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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If the rollout of this extended group of Reebok Classics bringbacks has taught us anything it’s patience. Ever since we saw the first catalog shots the sneaker loving public couldn’t wait to jump back into those days when the Vector Brand shared a slightly bigger slice of the basketball and tech-runner pie. The wait isn’t over quite yet but we do have some more shots to feed your hungry appetite, offered up by Reebok at the current Project trade show out in Las Vegas. Hit the jump for the full view which includes upcoming releases for the Reebok Question, Reebok Answer IV, Reebok DMX Run, Reebok Insta Pump Fury, Reebok Kamikaze II, and the Reebok ES22 and let us know which pair among them you’re anticipating the most.
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July 28th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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The Insta Pump Fury has enjoyed quite an eighteenth birthday year in 2012, including a variety of OG, brand new and collaborative colorways on the 1994 original silhouette, along with this tech-oriented update that gives us the benefits of modern cushioning wrapped in a package that’s still ahead of its time. The Reebok Pump Fury HLS is pictured above in a palette similar to WHIZ LIMITED’s collab, a grey base giving way to blue overlay and red accents, but that base layer’s trail-ish gridding and the equally rugged midsole speckling help to give these a unique appeal. They’re available now at retailers like TGWO; will you grab a pair after seeing them up-close below?
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July 19th, 2012 by John K.
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Although it was introduced in the 1970′s, digital camouflage print continues to have a futuristic air about it mainly due to the pixelated micropatterns we associate with the digital space. Seems to be a perfect fit for the Insta Pump Fury, a shoe that was certainly ahead of its own time when it was introduced in the mid-90′s; the digi-camo is used solely on the upper Pump bladder, which a black base layer providing the contrasting punch of the camo print, and the electric Charged Green on the interior completes quite the next-level appeal we commonly paired with the Reebok Insta Pump fury. Endclothing has them in stock now so don’t wait around for these because they’ll disappear fast!
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