Reebok is continuing the momentum behind Angel Reese’s growing signature line with the release of the Reebok Angel Reese 1 “Red,” a new colorway that arrives as the WNBA star continues to expand her influence both on and off the court. Scheduled to launch on June 12, the latest edition is a nod to new beginnings, following the WNBA star’s surprise trade from the Chicago Sky during the off-season. Reese’s new team heavily reps their red team colors, and as such, this shoe features a vibrant red upper paired with contrasting white branding, creating a color combination that immediately stands out from previous versions of the shoe. This bold design is one that continues the confident visual identity that has become a defining characteristic of Reese’s partnership with Reebok.

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The Growing Signature Platform

Since its debut, the Angel Reese 1 has become one of the most closely watched signature models in women’s basketball. This particular model incorporates Reebok’s ERS (Energy Return System) cushioning technology along with a performance-focused construction designed for comfort, breathability and precision. The signature Reese branding is featured throughout the shoe, with logos dispersed through the heel, toe and front, and the shoe is finished with a sleek polished design that really makes the red pop.

Release Details

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The Reebok Angel Reese 1 “Red” is scheduled to release on June 12 through Reebok and select retail partners. The shoe will carry a suggested retail price of $130 and is expected to be available in limited quantities at launch. As signature footwear continues to play an increasingly important role in women’s basketball, releases such as the Angel Reese 1 “Red” demonstrate how brands are investing in athlete-led storytelling, using distinctive colorways and consistent product launches to build long-term consumer engagement.

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