John Kim
July 25, 2013
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The expert on sole-swapping Foamposites takes a breather from Pennys and gives the Reebok Question a go this time around, using the Answer’s 2001 MVP honor as the focus of this custom project. Inspired by the Philadelphia Sixers jerseys that we instantly connect with Iverson, Sole Swap adopts a red, black, and gold colorway while adding 2001 MVP detailing on the heels of the shoe. More of Sole Swap‘s Reebok Question Mid after the jump so give it a thorough look and let us know what you think.
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