Allen Iverson's Question Got 3D Printed

Reebok and Zellerfeld have unveiled the Question 96/26, a 3D-printed evolution of Allen Iverson's first signature model. It is the opening release for the 30th anniversary of the original Question, which is a strange and excellent way to mark three decades. Not a reissue. A reprint.

The shoe is digitally native, printed rather than cut and stitched, and it arrives in lilac and stone. It drops in limited quantities on August 25, exclusively through Zellerfeld's online marketplace.

Thirty years of a silhouette, celebrated by rebuilding it as a file.

No, it is not a running shoe. It is still the most interesting object anyone printed this week, and printed footwear is coming for the run category next.