August 31st, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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Up to this point the Reebok Sublite ProRise has been a little but elusive, marking off Reebok’s entry into the ultra lightweight basketball sneaker market with something less than a bang. Thankfully drawing some more attention to the sleek sneaker is this huge set of official images, showing off a range of colorways from the more muted blacks to some high energy combos including a rather ‘Sprite’ looking pair. Stay with us after the jump to see what’s in store for the Reebok Sublite ProRise as well as a quick promo spot featuring Boston Celtics Jason Terry and Orlando Magic’s Jameer Nelson testing them out. Also be advised that the Reebok Sublite ProRise can be had now at your local sneaker spot for a mere $100.
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August 18th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Along with their latest John Wall PE, Reebok showed off a brand new style at its recent Basketball Summit event, a logical progression in terms of both performance and visual style befitting the ‘rest’ of the RBK team. The Reebok SubLite Pro Rise is shown off in front of banners of Wall, Ramon Sessions, Jason Terry, Jameer Nelson and Isaiah Thomas, the latter quartet of whom might expect to see action this season in its featherweight build finished with the unique Zig-meets-traditional sole setup. Let us know if you think Reebok Basketball can mount a serious offensive for the next season with super-lightweight designs like this after you’ve had a chance to see more below, and stick with Sneaker News for US release info.
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August 14th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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While a certain three stripes conglomerate would like you to believe they’ve got a monopoly on lightweight basketball sneakers, the Vector Brand has launched its own salvo into that design category that can definitely hold its own. The sneaker in question is the Reebok SubLite Pro Rise, a not quite Ziggy sneaker that splits hairs past the adidas adiZero Crazy Light 2, weighing in at 9.4 ounces. Are you feeling the push towards lighter and lighter basketball footwear or do you think the game is becoming too power oriented to support these styles? Let us know in the comments after you click through for more angles on the awesome Reebok SubLite Pro Rise.
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