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Creative for sure, dope colorway for a kid size release. I don’t know if adults will gravitate to these though. I’m glad Reebok is taking chances .
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Georgetown has a football team?
Lower tier. Division III/FCS or whatever the hell they call it now.
Creative for sure, dope colorway for a kid size release. I don’t know if adults will gravitate to these though. I’m glad Reebok is taking chances .
No love for the OG black pair?Too many gimmicky colorways for this line now, how about more of the original colors as well please?
I just need the paerlized blue and pearlized red pairs and those would complete my collection and preference.
No love for the OG black pair?
i'd be all in on these if i didnt have the ES22
i'd be all in on these if i didnt have the ES22
Those need a proper retro now. I hate that they went with gum bottoms when we all know the og release were icey soles. I still have my og 96 pair but I’d like to be able to wear a new retro pair.
Yeah the gum color soles are incorrect on those because the original had clear soles from what I recall.
I don't think I can deviate from only wearing the Question with the Reebok brand. I only wear them because of Iverson, and they aren't a bad design in all fairness.
Sorry my memory is bad with those despite being able to recall so many shoes in my lifetime. I recall they came out a long time ago. I just can't rememeber when. Were they out around the same time as the Question rollout during Iverson's 1996-97 rookie season?
My preference of original colorways are the ones that correlate with the 76ers uniform style he only wore during his rookie season to be specific. I only get the Question to wear with those Mitchell & Ness 76ers jerseys I have honestly.
I’m still puzzled by Reebok’s choice to use gum rubber, makes zero sense and was a let down
Go with what you like, man. I think it’s cool to wear different brands and their offerings for different sports. Cross trainers, skating , hooping is all good but only if I truly dig the designs. My personal favorite Reeboks are from the 90’s even though I know they’re seen as “bulky” by today’s buyers. I’m fine with it and it’s what makes your outfit standout.
TURBO UNO the clear sole on the OG sample they used in order to fabricate the tooling must've turned piss yellow or 'gum' coloured. Hence them thinking that it was gum to begin with.
I don't think the ES22s, Big Hurts, etc... will ever come back as the retros sold so poorly.
The ES22 gum was a mistake by the guy who done the bring back. Overall I think he did a great job as bring backs are extremely hard to do. This mistake happened because one of the OG’s samples used gum. While doing the bring back he referenced an OG catalog sample and didn’t realize that the ice outsole was what made it on the retail pairs. So technically it’s like a prototype lost story with the gum lol. But it in all honesty it’s was just a mistake.
The colorway thing is also tough. I agree with it whole heartedly but this is the issue with bring backs. In order to pay for that investment of opening molds and re introducing a silhouette you have to push enough product to cover that cost. Unfortunately you may weaken you brand or the mystic of a product but you can’t just make 2-3 original colorways as it’s not with the money spent. I agree Reebok missed the mark on these and a couple others but that’s the logic behind way so many color ways are flooded into the marketplace.
I hope they do make a return. Both models are dope and should make a return since it’s been a few years.I don't think the ES22s, Big Hurts, etc... will ever come back as the retros sold so poorly.
True. I think the only retro+ colorway I liked were grey/black pairs. The rest were okay but could’ve been much better. I’ll be honest and say that I’d buy ANY colorway if found at a reasonable price nowadays.i think the issue with the ES22 were that they went to heavy on extra colorways
The ES22 gum was a mistake by the guy who done the bring back. Overall I think he did a great job as bring backs are extremely hard to do. This mistake happened because one of the OG’s samples used gum. While doing the bring back he referenced an OG catalog sample and didn’t realize that the ice outsole was what made it on the retail pairs. So technically it’s like a prototype lost story with the gum lol. But it in all honesty it’s was just a mistake.
The colorway thing is also tough. I agree with it whole heartedly but this is the issue with bring backs. In order to pay for that investment of opening molds and re introducing a silhouette you have to push enough product to cover that cost. Unfortunately you may weaken you brand or the mystic of a product but you can’t just make 2-3 original colorways as it’s not with the money spent. I agree Reebok missed the mark on these and a couple others but that’s the logic behind way so many color ways are flooded into the marketplace.
The ES22 gum was a mistake by the guy who done the bring back. Overall I think he did a great job as bring backs are extremely hard to do. This mistake happened because one of the OG’s samples used gum. While doing the bring back he referenced an OG catalog sample and didn’t realize that the ice outsole was what made it on the retail pairs. So technically it’s like a prototype lost story with the gum lol. But it in all honesty it’s was just a mistake.
The colorway thing is also tough. I agree with it whole heartedly but this is the issue with bring backs. In order to pay for that investment of opening molds and re introducing a silhouette you have to push enough product to cover that cost. Unfortunately you may weaken you brand or the mystic of a product but you can’t just make 2-3 original colorways as it’s not worth the time and money spent. I agree Reebok missed the mark on these and a couple others but that’s the logic behind way so many color ways are flooded into the marketplace.