John Kim 
The Reebok Insta Pump Fury is a sneaker that’s going to be all over the place in 2014-Reebok Classics themselves even promised that there were 27 collab releases on the way. The Reebok Reserve network has a knack for selecting deserve partners to color up its treasured silhouettes, so were sure that whatever does come of the plans will be a memorable set. But, if you don’t want to wait around for those Insta Pump Furys to hit with all their wild colorways and detailed back stories, there is something you can do about it.
The Reebok Insta Pump Fury is one of the models that’s available now on the highly underrated YourReebok platform, which lets you design and purchase your own versions of the shoe with an impressive variety of options and colors. And so we’ve done just that. The resulting sneakers are based off a variety of classics from the Reebok catalog-some of them inline originals that have stood the test of time and some of them more recent collab heat. Continue reading for a look at this group of Reebok Insta Pump Fury designs based on iconic Reebok releases of old and then build your own on YourReebok now.
The Reebok Insta Pump Fury is available now at select Reebok accounts.
Michael Chang’s Court Victory Pump
The original Court Victory Pump made famous by teenage phenom Michael Chang easily ports over to the Insta Pump Fury. The follows tennis tradition with mostly white, a bit of green and hints of neon ball yellow at the midsole that match up nicely with the Court Victory’s own.
Dee Brown’s Slam Dunk Pumps
This YourReebok Insta Pump Fury is patterned after the original Pump Omni Lite immortalized in Dee Brown’s blindfolded 1991 NBA Dunk Contest win. Mostly black, the design includes white Pump bladder and heel cover underlays to match the Omni Lite’s contrasting eyelet wing. Pumps are only available in black or white, so we made the tongue and heel overlay Neon Sign orange to match the Dee Browns’ basketball Pump.
The Kamikaze II
Shawn Kemp’s original Reebok Kamikaze debuted months after the Insta Pump Fury in 1994. This OG Seattle Supersonics style demonstrates their angular design language shared in common with a high contrast palette.
Navy-toe Questions
The YourReebok Insta Pump Fury has a few patent leather options, but they’re restricted to black or white. So the ‘Pearlized’ part of the OG blue toe Questions Allen Iverson wore in his rookie season doesn’t have the same gloss, but navy Hexalite and red branding lock in the connection.
The Inferno OG
Reebok Reserve brought back the Inferno OG in the early White/Blue/Orange colorway. YourReebok offers up the perfect combo in the Pump Fury, with some bolder color-blocking on the midsole.
The “Crocus” by SNS
Sneakersnstuff welcomed the spring of 2013 with a stunning suede Question Mid inspired by the first flowers to bloom each year in Sweeden. We found it very easy to translate this look to the Insta Pump Fury, the yellow lining and two-tone Hexalite being small details that set the Crocus apart.
Packer’s “Chili Pepper”
Another of Reebok Reserve’s stellar ’13 collabs came from Packer. Their brilliant ‘Remember The Alamo’ theme celebrated the 1996 NBA All-Star Game with such loving attention to detail that a second colorway hit in even more limited numbers at the end of the year, based specifically off of the hot pepper Vector logo used on the Alamos. YourReebok options allowed us to get quite a bit closer to the ‘Chili Pepper’ than the coveted ‘Alamo’.
SNS’ Tribute to Shaq
SNS dropped a special edition Shaqnosis to cap off their collab-a-month 2013. Like the ‘Tribute’ Shaqnosis, our Pump Fury blends the colors from each of the six NBA jerseys Shaq wore in his Hall of Fame career, and like the SNS ‘Tribute’, the high-contrast colorway is anchored in pristine white.
Palace Skateboards’ Workout Low
PALACE Skateboards dropped two Reebok collab capsules in 2013. The first set included a white and gum Workout you can copy right down to the upper’s black branding, with Reebok Brass on the Hexalite-cushioned midsole in place of gum rubber.
Extra Butter’s “Ahchoo”
The mix of red tones on the upper with hits of stucco beige provides a near-perfect mix to achieve this EXT model created by Extra Butter.
