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.
July 4th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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The collaborative models as far as the Reebok Insta Pump Fury look to be staying out in Japan for the time being, with the anime styled Ghost in the Shell version being followed up now by a super clean silo from the likes of atmos. Dubbed ‘White Leopard’, the pairs lives up the moniker quite well, sticking to a snowy look across the segmented upper and bringing in the leopard spots for the various pull tabs around the back. Hit the jump with us for all the angles on the upcoming atmos x Reebok Insta Pump Fury ‘White Leopard’ and let us know what you think in the comments below. Also, if you’re in need of a pair Zozotown has them on preorder as we speak.
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June 23rd, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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Just how much do the OCD habits of otakus and sneakerheads overlap? If you’re looking for parallels between the subcultures you don’t have to go t0o far, with anime lovers turning their noses up at English dubs the same way sneaker folks have a hard time swallowing retro recreations that stray too far from the OG versions. Anyway, while you continue to ponder that take a look at this intersection of the two cultures curated by Reebok, a version of the Insta Pump Fury tied in with the one year Ghost in the Shell series Stand Alone Complex. You’ll notice the sneakers themselves get their cool blue combo from the little Tachikoma bots that run around at the end of each episode, either that or you’ll shrug it off if you’re not familiar with the intricacies of anime and just pick them up for their overall sleek look. Click through to check out the Ghost in the Shell x Reebok Insta Pump Fury “Stand Alone Complex” which just arrived at Japanese retailer mita sneakers.
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June 22nd, 2012 by John K.
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Reebok’s most innovative Pump-integrated running models in history is the Insta Pump Fury, which paired the external Pump bladder with an alien design. The Insta Pump has maintained its cult status for nearly two decades, but later this year, the Insta Pump will get pumped with some more excitement as we get a first look at four upcoming releases for later this year; a Beige/Orange/Blue colorway as well as a unique digi-camo detailed variety joins the fray as 2012 continues to be a renaissance year of sorts for Reebok, so peep the four colorways below and stick with Sneaker News for more Reebok updates. Photos: hupu
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June 6th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Last month, it looked like Asics had raced to the front of the sneaker collaboration pack thanks to several upcoming projects including Bait’s ‘Five Rings’ capsule. In June, ‘Reebok Back’ in a big way, and their distinctive 1994 running flagship (and its HLS offspring) is the most prominent of bunch, having just showed up in ‘Spider-Man’, ‘Wolverine’ and Verbal/Ambush collabo colorways. And here’s another animated fantasy world come to life on the Reebok Insta Pump Fury, this Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex edition celebrating the early ’00s anime and its Tachikoma walker (seeing the shoe next to its toy muse reminds you of Jun Watanabe’s second ‘Mr. Bottle Head’ Insta Pumps, no?). These will be limited to 500 pairs with a release date TBA, so click through for more images and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via FS
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June 5th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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A boldly colored Insta Pump Fury with just a hint of radioactivity implied — are we looking at the latest addition to the Marvel Comics x Reebok collection? These aren’t a superhero-inspired design, but the Whiz Limited x Reebok Insta Pump Fury curated by Insta Pump regulars mita sneakers is every bit as eye-catching with this uniquely applied colorway. At its core, the grey, navy and red combo is the kind of thing we’ve seen from New Balance a hundred times, but this pair’s unique blocking and the careful selection of those aforementioned bright yellow hits gives this pair a feel all its own. Check them out in greater detail below and be ready when these arrive at AP retailers for fall 2012. via Kumastock
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June 5th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Reebok and Marvel Comics have been collaborating on Spider-Man sneakers for a while now, but this upcoming collection is a reminder that in the ten years since Sam Raimi’s first Peter Parker film started the CGI superhero revolution, it was a team-up in The Avengers that made the biggest splash. The Marvel x Reebok partnership grows stronger thanks to a variety of characters on a mix of familiar and updated silhouettes whose total of ten different drops offers an RBK-penned answer to the highly successful Star Wars x adidas Originals collab. We’ve already seen detailed images of the Captain America, Wolverine and Chamber styles, so check out the rest of the set after the jump below, let us know which hero’s design is your favorite and stick with Sneaker News for US release info. via Sneaker Freaker//SC
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May 29th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Mark Webb’s Peter Parker reboot will open on Will Smith weekend, just over a decade after Sam Raimi’s blockbuster Spider-Man kicked off the modern CGI superhero frenzy. During roughly that same period, sneaker collaborations have become so popular that a design like this that may have at one point seemed inconcievable, is now another ‘amazing’, if expected product. The Spiderman x Reebok Insta Pump Fury brings to mind images of 2011′s Purple Rain and TRON:Legacy designs while its relatively conservative high contrast design makes for more of a ‘PG-13′ feel than the cartoon-covered kids collabos we’ve seen. Let us know how these compare to the earlier Spiderman Reeboks and check out more images of these on the other side. Photos: mita sneakers
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April 25th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Sneaker collaborations are so common these days, many designers are looking for an extra edge to have their products stand out against a market that puts them out ‘x’ the hundreds. Some rely on teasing and limited availability, others resurrect forgotten classics and then you have a visionary like Jun Watanabe who’s pushing the envelope from all corners. Watanabe’s latest Reebok Insta Pump Fury was already audacious in its preview images thanks to a black-on-white dalmatian print accented by pink-to-purple gradients, but applying this motif to Tamiya’s popular Hornet RC car makes for one of the more interesting tie-ins in recent memory. You’ll have your choice of whether or not to buy the Hornet (as well as with or without accessories) which means not every pair is guaranteed a complete package, but it also ensures that fans of Watanabe’s new Insta Pump Fury won’t be priced out by an ‘extra’ that can cost more than the shoe itself. Click through to see the whole range, let us know what you think and stick with Sneaker News for more coverage of Japanese-exclusive sneaker releases. Photos: Eproze
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