Reebok's 'Alive With Colour' Pack Energises the Question Low and Kamikaze II

Sartorially and sneaker-ly, the 1990s were a decade awash in bright colours, bold prints and vibrant silhouettes. In homage to that decade's style, Reebok are bringing back two 1990's hoops classics as part of their 'Alive With Colour' pack: the Question Low and the Kamikaze II.

Created for Allen Iverson in 1996, the Question Low here features an abstract berry, teal, orange and black splattered across its toebox and outsole. Select colours from this pattern are also used for accents on the heel and around the collar, while the rest of the shoe features a simple black nubuck to ensure that all attention is focused on the accents.

On the other end of the spectrum, the Kamikaze II – a style that was made for Shawn Kemp and debuted in late 1995 – equips the same colours but does away with the camo pattern. Its zig-zagging upper overlays serve as an apt canvas for the bright tones, and just like the low-cut Question it brings things together with dashes of black – here seen thanks to suede details on the midfoot and toebox.

You can expect both of these classic hoop shoes to hit shelves both digital and physical on January 21. Each pair retails for $120.