Originally unveiling in 1979 as a track shoe, The Reebok Aztec was a progressive design ahead of its time. Its bold color palettes, D-lock eyelets, and mixed fabricated upper -- think suede, nylon and leather -- exuded a sophistication which would allow it to become adopted in the lifestyle realm in forthcoming years. In this short film, we get a closer look at the flexible, lightweight sneaker, as Co-founder of Reebok, Joe Foster revisits the factory in Bury where the sneaker was first produced...
Originally unveiling in 1979 as a track shoe, The Reebok Aztec was a progressive design ahead of its time. Its bold color palettes, D-lock eyelets, and mixed fabricated upper -- think suede, nylon and leather -- exuded a sophistication which would allow it to become adopted in the lifestyle realm in forthcoming years. In this short film, we get a closer look at the flexible, lightweight sneaker, as Co-founder of Reebok, Joe Foster revisits the factory in Bury where the sneaker was first produced...
Share this Article
Recommended