Patrick Johnson 
Reebok‘s golden age of basketball treys was dominated by bold contrasting black and white graphics on classics like the Reebok Shaqnosis, Reebok Kamikaze, and Reebok The Blast that defined early 1990s hoops shoes for years to come. Now it looks like one of their most unique creations to date, the nike air force 1 high id kids shoe store locations, is stealing some of those ideas by blowing up the vector logo across its upper for a strange yet enticing colorway. The same thought process remains here – a high-contrast black and white color palette then skews the numerous jagged panels through big branding while a durable mesh, canvas, and leather construction add a luxurious finish for this running icon. What do you think of the look? Check out more photos below and stay tuned for a stateside trey date later this summer.
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