Hikmet from Solebox snapped a couple more photos of their forthcoming Reebok sneaker from the Pump 20 celebration. As mentioned before, these include a lace fastlock, bungee lace, glow in the dark panels and a light behind the Pump cushion, that can be turned on and off via a button. As with all styles in the Pump 20 campaign, these are limited to 31 pairs and will be available on November 20th.

More looks at the Solebox x Reebok Pump after the jump.

For the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Reebok Pump the sneaker brand has worked with premium retailers around the globe. Just yesterday we showed you first images of the colette Pump. Here now a first look at the Solebox Pump, which once again comes with some interesting features, including a lace fastlock, bungee lace, glow in the dark panels and most interesting a light behind the Pump cushion, that can be turned on and off via a button. Hopefully we can soon show you more. Here below a video that shows that mentioned light.

The sneaker will be limited to 31 pairs and will release on November 30th.

A full image of the Reebok x Solebox Pump follows after the jump.

Solebox reveals their latest collaborative sneaker, this time with Saucony on the what they’re calling the Shadow 90. What’s a Shadow 90 you ask? As Hikmit from Solebox puts it “Shadow 6000 upper with Shadow 5000 sole unit = Shadow 90.” Black suede and mesh with orange highlights on a white midsole. Release date is estimated for November/December.

Another look at the Solebox x Saucony Shadow 90 after the jump.

As part of the adidas Consortium City Series we give you today a first detailed look at the Berlin sneaker in collaboration with Solebox. The designed was based on the original colors of the adidas Berlin. Only one color was added and the actual original colors are placed on the interior lining of the sneaker, making for an interesting effect and detail. Basically you get the old and the new adidas Berlin in one shoe. Look out for a release of the sneaker on October 17th.

More detailed images of the adidas x Solebox Berlin follow after the jump.

After recently presenting you the first release of the adidas Originals Rod Laver Series, which included collaborations with DQM, Undefeated, Limiteditions and VA, we give you a look today at the next drop of the series, this time featuring collaborative sneakers with Solebox, D-Mop, Wood Wood and Goodfoot.

Once again each partner created an interesting new look for this 40 year old classic, bringing it back to live today. D-Mop used silver leather all over the upper, Goodfoot gave the sneaker a varsity jacket styling, Solebox took influences from hiking, and Wood Wood concentrates on premium details and an overall subtle look. Finally CLOT gave the sneaker an all pony skin upper.

Detailed images of all new adidas Originals Rod Laver Drop 2 sneakers follow after the jump.

The 1500 has been one of favorite New Balance styles for Fall 2009. The latest iteration of the model sees a super clean black, white and grey upper with a gum sole and a green or maroon treated back panel. The maroon version is a Solebox exclusive and comes packaged with a pair of New Balance x Solebox socks. Made in England. Available August 22nd at Solebox.

Have a look at the green New Balance 1500 “The Finals” after the jump.

After several small teasers, we get a first closer look at the upcoming Solebox collaboration with Pro-Keds and Rimowa. Together with Pro-Keds they worked on a low top canvas sneaker. It comes in black and red/black details on the upper and on the laces. Matching the sneakers Solebox worked with Rimowa on the perfect packaging – an aluminum trolly with clear upper, revealing the sneaker. Only 25 sneakers will come with trolly, 75 sneakers can be purchased without trolly upon release. A release date has not been set yet, but we will keep you informed.

More detailed images of the Solebox x Pro-Keds x Rimowa Pack follow after the jump.

In an effort to bring something different to the increasingly-saturated collaboration table, Berlin-based Solebox worked on a high tech runner from Saucony, the Type A3. Combining both old school and new school elements, Solebox are starting the summer with what they describe as the perfect summer shoe. Technical, lightweight and comfy, the Solebox Type A3 is made up in a black and teal colorway with the words “kiss this!” molded into the heel. Available July 2nd at Solebox.

Solebox also revamped the Saucony Shadow 6000 implementing the 5000 sole unit from back in the day, as well as working on another Type A3 colorway, which will release later this summer.

Have a detailed look at the Solebox x Saucony Type A3 black and teal colorway as well as a preview of the future releases after the jump.

To help usher in their all-new cycling-inspired footwear offering, the Zeitfrei, leading sportswear company adidas has aligned itself with two well-known entities in the sneaker and street culture realm. Men’s centric streetwear and fashioned-based website Hypebeast and popular Berlin-based sneaker boutique Solebox have both been brought on board to each design their very own version of the Zeitfrei. The shoes, which will debut later this month, include an added bonus with the inclusion of exclusive one-off complete show bikes on behalf of famed Italian bike company Bianchi, that match the aesthetics of each respective Zeitfrei design.

From a technical standpoint, the Zeitfrei features low-profile construction. Various technical elements have been incorporated into the shoe’s design knowing full well the necessary traits that riders require every time they set out into the streets. The shoe’s perforated upper allows for ventilation in addition to having a reflective layer beneath to allow for a minimalistic and subdued yet functional design, which can offer performance properties when required. The same reflective material is also seen ever so slightly hidden via mesh on the heel. Additional reflective materials are seen on the embossed heel logo and as a stripe around the foxing band. The laces can be neatly and safely tucked away into a neoprene pocket which also houses the logos for both Hypebeast and Solebox. In this particular release, the suede tongue features a laser-etched number to denote the shoe’s particular place among the 100 total pairs produced.

With each partner releasing their own final product exclusively through their own mediums, the shoes will begin their release over a one week period starting on Saturday, May 23rd at Solebox (in-store only). Hypebeast (online only) will launch their version the following week on Friday, May 29th at http://store.hypebeast.com. As an added bonus, Solebox has included an SKS Solebox Air Champ Pro Air Pump with the sale of each pair of shoes. Hypebeast and their retail package includes a cycling cap, Cordura messenger bag and a carry-all sling bag. Only 50 pairs will be available for retail with another 50 pairs being sent to friends & family.

The special one of a kind Bianchi bicycles will be made available for showing throughout Bianchi outlets following the sale of the shoes. At the conclusion of the tour, the bikes will be auctioned off for charity.

After the jump detailed images of the adidas x Hypebeast | Solebox Zeitfrei, as well as more information concerning the release will follow.

Thanks to Crookedtongues we get a first detailed look at the upcoming collaboration of Berlin sneaker store Solebox and Vans, on the Oldskool. The sneaker features a Yashmagh check pattern inspired upper and a dove print on the tongue. The Solebox logo only appears on the inner sole.

There is much more to the sneaker, so read up on the Interview with Hikmet from Solebox and Arnaud from Vans, here.

More detailed images of the Vans x Solebox Oldskool follow after the jump.