Reebok Freestyle

In 1982, Reebok introduced the Reebok "Freestyle", women's sports shoes designed for aerobics. New shoes marked changes in the market for sport shoes for sport shoes for sports, except jogging (aerobics, basketball, etc.) from the shoe market for women (up in 1980, running for most hobby rights). The price of $ 60, Reebok has been surprisingly expensive at the time. Some call it the most expensive sports shoes in the world.

The original Freestyle was Oxford-style (on shnurivtsi) shoes in white leather. He was decorated only with the word "Reebok" in blue letters and images of the flag of the British flag on the side of the shoe. Freestyle was the original low insole yellow gum. In the mid-1980s, Reebok launched distinctive freestyle record high. In addition to the laces, these shoes with Velcro closed two bands around the ankles. They are available in bright colors like pink funky, orange, green and yellow. Most Reebok high-top made of leather, but some versions of mesh fabric and shoes, have also been put on the market.

Reebok has been a hit among the market women of new sports. Footwear sponsored Los Angeles Lakers Girls in 1980 and quickly became a hit squads cheerleading shoes and dance across the country. In addition to athletics, the free movement quickly became a kind of must-have fashion. Sybilla Shepherd completed bretelyami black dress with a pair of bright orange freestyle Emmy in 1985. Brewster started the trend to wear two different colors Freestyle (orange to the left leg and purple on the right foot, for instance) simultaneously.

On the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Freestyle, Reebok has decided to launch his campaign with determination, "Freestyle Forever". This campaign has selected six women celebrities (actors, singers, models, etc.) with six major cities in the world. Yasuda Ali, the first Japanese NFL leader in front of Tokyo, Nikki Beatnik, a popular British DJ, represented by London, Yelle, the French singer, represented Paris Saharika Chatghe, Bollywood India, representing New Delhi, Bimba Bose, internationally recognized model of Spain, Madrid represented, and actress Sheetal Sheth was facing Freestyle New York. Events were designed to look back and celebrate the cultural history relevant Reebok Freestyle.