The Reebok Court Victory Pump Inspired ghostwrite Collectibles

Reebok and ghostwrite teamed up on a tennis-inspired collaboration of collectibles.
Reebok and ghostwrite have teamed up on an exclusive collectible drop.
Reebok and ghostwrite have teamed up on an exclusive collectible drop. | Reebok

The Reebok Court Victory Pump is one of the most iconic tennis shoes in history and has withstood the test of time. Now, the legendary silhouette is the inspiration for an exciting collaboration between Reebok and ghostwrite.

Reebok is entering the collectible space in a bold new way, teaming up with ghostwrite. The brand is a cultural tastemaker founded by an expert in today's booming Hype Economy, Josh Luber. This limited-edition drop reimagines the Reebok Court Victory Pump.

The collection launches on June 24, 2025. Fans will have just 60 hours via a timed auction on ghostwrite.com. The release features two exclusive 'ghosts' collectible art toys that channel the DNA of Reebok's legendary tennis sneakers.

Each design pays tribute to a different era of the Court Victory Pump: one nods to the style worn by the youngest-ever French Open champion, while the other references the electric, tennis-ball-inspired sneaker from the early 2000s.

This collaboration merges Reebok's storied legacy in sport with ghostwrite's expertise in collectible culture, offering fans a rare chance to own a piece of sneaker history reimagined through a cultural lens.

With ghostwrite's track record of creating highly coveted pieces that live at the intersection of nostalgia, hype, and storytelling, this drop is expected to resonate with both sneakerheads and design aficionados alike.

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