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Reebok x Human Rights Now! Club C 85 Sneakers for Men and Women
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Reebok x Human Rights Now! Club C 85 Sneakers for Features
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Adult Tennis Shoes: Inspired by the 1988 HRN World Tour merch, these tennis shoes for men and women feature a signature tongue label as a reminder that the time for human rights is always right now
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Premium Construction: These casual sneakers come equipped with a leather upper complete with a signature design celebrating the return of the Reebok Human Rights Award
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Efficient Foot Support: These casual shoes feature lightweight cushioning and a padded foam sock liner that keeps you moving comfortably all day long
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Superior Performance: Ideal for daily and athleisure wear, these casual shoes for men and women features rubber die-cut EVA midsole and outsole for traction
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Signature Style: Black sneakers with a bold contrast-color outsole and a tongue label inspired by the iconic 1988 HRN World Tour merch are a symbol of the change the world still needs to see
About Reebok X Human Rights Now! Club C 85 Sneakers For
Description Reebok is an inspirational athletic lifestyle company that has always lived at the intersection of sport and style. Their fitness heritage gives them credibility in the sports space while their foundation in Classics gives them a foothold in lifestyle. Reebok makes products that inspire human movement—and they advocate for human rights for all. Reebok is a brand that gets people moving, that encourages sport and movement. Reebok is here to inspire you to be your best self. Reebok is guided by the fundamental belief that LIFE IS NOT A SPECTATOR SPORT. No matter who you are, where you came from, how you move, or what you look like – everyone deserves to move freely.
