If you’ve been into sneakers for awhile, you know that Packer Shoes and Reebok have a special relationship. Packer Shoes produced an excellent collaboration for the Reebok Pump 25 program that wasn’t the first, and certainly wasn’t the last, project with Reebok. Now, Packer Shoes is stocking two yin and yang exclusive Reebok InstaPump Fury OG ACHM colorways.
While neither Packer Shoes nor Reebok has posted a theme for these colorways — and like Kanye’s latest album, no word on what ACHM stands for — but it doesn’t take away from how appealing they are. White, off0-white/cream, grey, and black highlight these two Reebok InstaPump Fury OG ACHM colorways, and the execution looks promising. Both colorways flaunt premium black suede on their uppers, white toecaps, beige inner linings, white embroidered Reebok branding at the heels, and off-white/cream midsoles.
The only real difference between the two Reebok InstaPump Fury OG ACHM builds is the color of the inflatable Pump bladder that makes up most of the skeleton of the shoe. The Black/White features a black upper, white Pump bladder, and white pull tabs while the Black/Grey rocks a black upper, grey bladder, and black pull tabs. Some notable details are the gold branding on the Pumps of both colorways and the design on the insoles.
Both colorways of the Reebok InstaPump Fury OG ACHM can be yours now for $160 each in US sizes 4-13. To cop, click here. Thoughts? Share them below.
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Packers always does it right. Very nice.
Packer always does it 100. These are nice, but $160 is…steep, imo
The Instapump Fury looks to be great shoes for the hot sweaty summers..but $160. Reeebok should not worry about their profit margin since they are behind in the market and worry about getting their shoes on more people’s feet. But if these shoes were $120 I would be buying as the black and white looks nice.
I think Reebok is in a tough position. The brand has a lot of hardcore fans, like myself, that still won’t cop these. $160 is a lot, although the materials are pretty good, most of this shoe is the bladder. And of course, I bet it costs a fair amount to produce this shoe, but $160 is…steep. Reebok has to recapture market share OR revenues somehow. Seems hard for them to do both at the same time…