The Reebok Pump Omni Zone II Drops In A “Home” Version

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Few sneaker lines have supported the idea that footwear should be fun quite like Reebok Pumps. Originally built with true performance intentions, the brand’s lineup of adjustable, air-cushioned basketball and tennis models has aged into a retro program beloved by the OG sneakerhead crowd.

Here we have a new orange-accented colorway of the Reebok Pump Omni Zone II, the silhouette made famous by Dee Brown’s no-look dunk in the 1991 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. More recently, the model also stepped back into the spotlight thanks to the viral PlayStation Reebok collection.

We’re admittedly a little late to this one. The pair actually dropped on Halloween, but most sizes under 11 are still sitting on the Reebok site. Orange hits show up on the heel, eyestays, and the basketball-shaped Pump button on the tongue, while the rest of the sneaker keeps things simple in black and white.

Check out official images of the new Reebok Pump Omni Zone II below and hit our Where To Buy section to shop directly from Reebok. Retail is set at $160 USD, but you might score a discount if you act fast enough.