Reebok Daytona DMX “Vector”: For the new millennium
Released in 2000, the Daytona DMX was a bold runner for the new millennium. The shape of the silhouette was inspired by then Reebok designer Christian Tresser’s obsession with the anatomy of the human foot. The streamlined upper is made of a layered mix of textile and synthetic leather. It sits on a DMX midsole that moves a cushion of air from the forefoot to the heel and back with each step.
Reebok Daytona DMX Vector version of the retro shoes revives the fast and furious look. Each shoe features a solid-colored mesh base, and lets the colorful overlays/trim provide the eye-catching details. The most notable feature is unquestionably the branded strips on the upper — giving the retro sneaker a little shot of modern-day logo print flair.