Reebok to re-launch `Pump Omni Zone II`

Fashion

19 Feb `21

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Reebok, a worldwide designer and distributor of fitness and lifestyle footwear, apparel and equipment, has announced the official rerelease of Pump Omni Zone II basketball sneaker notably adorned in 1991 by rookie high-flyer Dee Brown. Pump Omni Zone II is available at Foot Locker, Champs Sports and Reebok.com among other select retailers beginning March 5.

Reebok, a worldwide designer and distributor of fitness and lifestyle footwear, apparel and equipment, has announced the official rerelease of Pump Omni Zone II basketball sneaker notably adorned in 1991 by rookie high-flyer Dee Brown. Pump Omni Zone II is available at Foot Locker, Champs Sports and Reebok.com among other select retailers beginning March 5.#

On February 9, 1991, rookie point guard Dee Brown stepped onto the hardwood in front of a buzzing crowd. Approaching half court and sizing up the rim with a ball in hand and the attention of fans all over the world, what he did next would galvanise an industry-wide innovation race that forever changed the trajectory of sneaker history, as company said in a press release.

Reebok, a worldwide designer and distributor of fitness and lifestyle footwear, apparel and equipment, has announced the official rerelease of Pump Omni Zone II basketball sneaker notably adorned in 1991 by rookie high-flyer Dee Brown. Pump Omni Zone II is available at Foot Locker, Champs Sports and Reebok.com among other select retailers beginning March 5.#

“I always planned on pumping them up before my first dunk,” 12-year basketball veteran said. “Not only did the “Pump” fit the shoes to my feet, but it was such a cool idea that I wanted to see how the crowd would react when I brought it to life.”

Reebok, a worldwide designer and distributor of fitness and lifestyle footwear, apparel and equipment, has announced the official rerelease of Pump Omni Zone II basketball sneaker notably adorned in 1991 by rookie high-flyer Dee Brown. Pump Omni Zone II is available at Foot Locker, Champs Sports and Reebok.com among other select retailers beginning March 5.#

Brown set the ball on the playing surface, reached down with both hands and primed the “Pumps” on his Pump Omni Zone II sneakers, turning his head up to the crowd with a grin as he locked in his custom fit and prepared for take-off. In that moment, as fans expressed shock and awe throughout the venue and around television sets across the globe, the unprecedented “Pump” technology became a cultural phenomenon. Brown would repeat the act prior to each of his seven dunk tries that night, including his final attempt, a signature “No Look” dunk in which he blindly jammed the ball through the basket with one arm covering his eyes. The dunk solidified Brown as only the second rookie in history (at the time) to win the contest.

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