Reebok SNEEZE Up Two Collaborative Court LTs

The Reebok Court LT is an all-new tennis-inspired model that draws on plenty of legacy styling from the 1980s, the period from which the Vector brand debuted some of their most lauded styles. Funnily enough, their latest collaboration with SNEEZE Magazine sees the tennis-ish shoe be bolstered for the rigour of the skate world, without sacrificing street-ready style.

SNEEZE previously collaborated with Reebok on the Club C – also a classic tennis shoe – and put it on double duties with skate decks and sidewalks. These Court LTs will be perhaps better suited for more rigorous use in a relative sense, as they use all-suede uppers instead of soft leather like the Club C. The suede also means scuffs and marks are somewhat better hidden to help be more presentable when off the deck – especially in the case of the black pair – but the green will do good too.

However, there’s more than just tonal suedes at play here. There’s plenty of off-white contrast stitching throughout the shoes, with additional reinforcement down the sides, adding a hardy workwear aesthetic. Terry lining not only is a pretty good material for wicking sweat, but it also is a nice heritage nod to classic Reebok design. SNEEZE leave their mark via small woven tags near the ankle collar.

The SNEEZE x Reebok Court LT will release exclusively from SNEEZE on July 8, followed by a wider release at Reebok on July 15.