Ready For The Future With The Reebok Premier Road Modern
by Adriano Batista
Geared up for the future, Reebok LTD drops the Reebok Premier Road Modern. Originally hitting the scene in 2020 through an exclusive collab with KANGHYUK, this sneaker now officially joins the Reebok LTD lineup. Paying homage to the iconic Reebok Premier Running line, a high-performance series that left a mark on the running kicks scene from 2005 to 2010, it’s now a contemporary icon worldwide in streetwear.
Staying true to its predecessor, the Reebok Premier Road Modern borrows its silhouette from the famous Premier Road Plus. The shoe rocks a one-piece molded upper with strategically placed mesh inserts, seamlessly blending heritage with a modern twist.
Drawing inspiration from Reebok’s rich history, the Premier Modern answers a visionary question: “What would the Premier running shoe line look like if it evolved in today’s era?” Born from the durable and support-focused aesthetics of its predecessors, the design ethos centers on preserving the vital “support” element that defined the original line.
The Reebok Premier Road Modern, the pinnacle of innovation, challenges norms in its construction. The inner pattern, cleverly crafted without glue, serves as the canvas for the entire shoe. Various pieces, each with its distinct features, seamlessly integrate in a revolutionary process, an unprecedented feat in the industry.
Check it out below:
You can get the Reebok Premier Road Modern for 220€ in three colorways at Reebok.eu, Farfetch, and select retailers.
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