“Reebok Revives the Court Victory Pump “Michael Chang” Once Again”
Reebok’s re-issue efforts have been gaining momentum recently, following the successful re-release of the Reebok Preseason in January and Allen Iverson’s original “Red Toe” Reebok Questions last month. Continuing this trend, the athletic brand is reintroducing another iconic 1990s silhouette for the third consecutive month – the Court Victory Pump.
Worn famously by Michael Chang, a Reebok-endorsed athlete and the youngest ever to win a Grand Slam Singles title at the time, the Court Victory Pump remains one of the brand’s most iconic entries in the sport. Recognized for its distinctive bright green and neon yellow accents and the unique fuzzy “tennis ball” pump bladder on the tongue, the Court Victory Pump was highly sought after in the competitive tennis-shoe market when it originally debuted in 1990. While it saw a recent release in Asia in a similar OG colorway, nothing compares to the original.
Having last received a retro treatment in 2012, we anticipate high demand for this release when it officially becomes available on March 15th, 2024, with a retail price of $160.
In other Reebok news, check out the newly unveiled FloatZig 1 training shoe.
