Reebok Returns The Blast In Original “Vector Blue” Form

The Blast continues its resurgence.

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In 1996 Reebok held the basketball ecosystem in a chokehold with the polarizing designs of its Mobius Collection. Bearing some of the brand’s most iconic silhouettes, The Blast has recently returned from the archives adding a third OG-reminiscent ensemble to the silhouette’s growing revitalization.

A common occurrence throughout the late 90s via the feet of Nick Van Excel, the latest colorway to arrive atop the Reebok reebok royal glide ripple army green chalk pure grey 8 gw3772 is pulled directly from the silhouette’s 1996 debut. Anchored in the Mobius collection’s synonymous monochrome backdrop, a rich “Core Black” nubuck forefoot juxtaposes the crisp textile white heel counter. Pockets of mesh ascertain the mid-foot and tongue construction with a vibrant “Vector Blue” accent before stretching down toward the Hexalite cushioned sole unit underfoot.

The Reebok reebok royal glide ripple army green chalk pure grey 8 gw3772 “Core Black/Vector Blue” is scheduled to be released on November 23rd for a retail price of $150. In the meantime, the pair can be seen ahead in logo imagery.

In other news, the Jordan 4 “Olive” releases on November 18th.