Reese's, Reebok, and Angel Reese Reveal Sneaker Collab

This is a new colorway of her signature Angel Reese 1, not a standalone model. Reebok describes it as bringing “candy-aisle energy” with a brown and orange upper meant to evoke chocolate and peanut butter, plus co-branded Reese’s logos on the tongue and sockliner. The pair ships in a limited-edition orange shoebox, which collectors will want to keep intact if they plan to resell.

Reese has collaborated with both Reebok and Hershey’s on other limited edition products, but this release marks the first time her Reese’s Pieces identity gets a sneaker treatment.

The shoe drops October 20 through Reebok’s website and Dick’s Sporting Goods, which has carried her previous colorways as well. No word yet on whether other retailers will carry it.

Right now these are not marked final sale, and Reebok’s standard policy allows full refunds on unworn pairs within 30 days. That’s about as close to risk-free as a speculative buy gets. Keep in mind retailers sometimes flip limited colorways to final sale once they actually go live, so it’s worth double-checking the return policy again on drop day before you buy.

Reese’s original three-colorway launch in September sold out on Reebok’s site the same day, and past releases have shown up on Dick’s Sporting Goods even after Reebok’s own stock disappeared. This colorway has the added hook of the Reese’s Pieces tie-in, which could pull in candy and pop culture crossover buyers who would not normally shop for a basketball shoe. Whether that translates into real secondary market demand is something we will not know until closer to launch, so treat this as a “keep an eye on it” situation rather than a guaranteed flip.

A month out is early to call this a lock, but the combination of an existing fanbase, a clever three-way collaboration, and a no-risk return policy makes this worth tracking. We’ll revisit once it actually drops and secondary market prices start showing up.