Brain Child and Reebok’s Blue Nebula DMX Series 3000 Colorway is Dropping Soon

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  • The colorway starts with a blue toecap and switches to a yellow gradient on the side panels with slight hits of green in between, then returns to blue at the heel
  • The stabilization structure is all black for a bit of contrast between the colors
  • The Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula still doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet

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Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula
Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula

Nike’s Mind collection isn’t the only brain-busting footwear model on the market. At Reebok, the brand is taking a more sensible approach to grey matter, skipping the science lab for a collab pack with Boston-based streetwear label Brain Child. After dropping a Red Nebula debut colorway of the DMX Series 3000, Brain Child is back in blue.

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The Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula continues the spacey collection with more intergalactic themes. The colorway starts with a blue toecap and switches to a yellow gradient on the side panels with slight hits of green in between, then returns to blue at the heel. The stabilization structure is all black for a bit of contrast between the colors.

Brain Child and influencers connected to the brand have been previewing the new colorway for months now, and in a new Instagram post from Brain Child, the brand opened up its design process, with a look at 12 different colorway mock-ups for the DMX Series 3000. With that in mind, don’t be surprised to see the collab continue well past the Blue Nebula drop.

Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula Release Details

The Brain Child x Reebok DMX Series 3000 Blue Nebula still doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet, but a handful of Instagram previews this week suggest the pair is likely dropping soon. For all the latest Reebok collab news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.

Images via Chef Doomy/Brain Child

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