The "HAMMER STREET," a modern revival of Reebok's indoor training model from the football shoe series "HAMMER," first released in 1993.
In the FW26 season, new colors inspired by the retro football culture of the time are introduced, seamlessly blending into modern street style.
Featuring a clean white base with deep navy and vivid red accents, this authentic sports color showcases traditional Suede T-Toe design, gum sole, and vintage-inspired splash color design, faithfully inheriting classical details.
While balancing comfort and durability, it features a simple composition without excessive decoration.
The nearly flat sole design provides stable ground contact, and the low-profile silhouette fits naturally into everyday style.
A timeless pair that fuses the aesthetics of retro indoor courts with modern street sensibilities.
■This model is a distribution-limited model available only at Kinetics in Japan.
In the FW26 season, new colors inspired by the retro football culture of the time are introduced, seamlessly blending into modern street style.
Featuring a clean white base with deep navy and vivid red accents, this authentic sports color showcases traditional Suede T-Toe design, gum sole, and vintage-inspired splash color design, faithfully inheriting classical details.
While balancing comfort and durability, it features a simple composition without excessive decoration.
The nearly flat sole design provides stable ground contact, and the low-profile silhouette fits naturally into everyday style.
A timeless pair that fuses the aesthetics of retro indoor courts with modern street sensibilities.
■This model is a distribution-limited model available only at Kinetics in Japan.
| color | white |
|---|---|
| size | 23cm,
23.5cm,
24cm,
24.5cm,
25cm,
25.5cm,
26cm,
26.5cm,
27cm,
27.5cm,
28cm,
28.5cm,
29cm,
30cm
Details about the size |
| Actual size | Heel type: Flat, Toe type: Round, Closing: Lace-up |
| Material | Suede |
Note
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