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Reebok continues to pump out NBA legend Allen Iverson’s old hoop shoes with the Reebok Question Mid 'Blue Toe' being released online and at select retailers on August 19, 2022, for $160.
The Reebok Question, Iverson's first signature sneaker, is celebrating its 20th Anniversary. It is available in new and creative colorways.
A phenomenon on and off the court. Iverson, who stands 6'0" and weighs 180 pounds, has an impressive résumé that includes 11 NBA All-Star selections, one MVP award, and in leading the Philadelphia 76ers to the 2001 NBA Finals.
Iverson was chosen first overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1996 NBA Draft, ahead of Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, and Ray Allen.
Iverson was so outstanding that no one still challenges the 76ers' selection of him.
