At 22, Angel Reese isn’t easing into the sneaker game. She’s attacking it the same way she attacks the boards. The Reebok Angel Reese 1 already had fans refreshing checkout pages for months. Demand outpaced supply for her debut hoop shoe, and resale chatter started before some pairs even shipped. Now the SS26 colorways are here, and if history tells us anything, you’ll need quick fingers.
Reese makes her return to the Unrivaled court tonight with Rose BC, lacing up the ‘Rose Dust’ for the first time. The muted mauve design dropped just ahead of Valentine’s Day and retails for $130 in adult sizing on Reebok.com, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and Foot Locker. It’s softer in tone, but don’t confuse that with soft play. This is a performance model built for contact.
Then there’s ‘Gala Green,’ a sharp, bright green look that nods to growth in a new season. No release date yet, which only adds to the suspense. The same goes for ‘Unapologetically Angel,’ a bold multi-color statement that celebrates Reese’s stacked résumé: WNBA All-Star, Unrivaled champion, and cultural force. If there’s a pair that captures her personality, this might be it. ‘Navy Halo’ rounds out the first four, wrapping the silhouette in a deep blue that feels composed and controlled.
“I’ve always believed your style should match your mindset,” Reese said in a press release. “Coming back to the court in these new Angel Reese 1 colorways feels powerful–each one built with intention and made to stand out.”
Under the hood, the shoe packs Reebok’s patented Energy Return System (ERS) for responsiveness, a molded TPU upper for structure, and a TPU heel stability cup designed for players who don’t shy away from contact. Reese signed her first NIL deal with Reebok at LSU, then locked in a major extension during her rookie season that included this signature line. The result? A 22-year-old athlete helping push a heritage brand back into the performance spotlight, one rebound and one sellout at a time.
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