Reebok x G-Unit G6

The G-Unit G6 returns in its original red, white and blue colourway, straight from the Reebok archive, a full-circle moment more than two decades in the making.

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A Silhouette That Defined an Era

The G-Unit G6 sneakers return. A cultural legend and sneaker icon, the G6 is synonymous with early 2000s hip-hop, and it's coming back exactly as it left the design studio. A luxe blend of leather and suede stands out in its original colours, finished with a G-Unit logo that nods to the legacy. The clean design rides on an icy rubber outsole, built for everyday wear.

First introduced alongside 50 Cent in 2003, the G6 helped define a moment when sneakers and hip-hop shared the same stage. Bringing it back means reviving the design and the blend of fashion and music DNA that made it stand out in the first place.

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Reebok x G-Unit G6 Men's Shoes

The Reebok G-Unit G6 men's trainers return, carrying the fashion-meets-music identity that once made the silhouette a defining fixture of early-2000s hip-hop style. A luxe mix of full-grain leather...

559,00 zł

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Built the Way It Left the Studio

The G6 comes back exactly as it left the design studio in 2003. No reissue with a twist, just the original, done right. Every material and detail has been carried over faithfully: the same luxe leather and suede upper, the same G-Unit branding, the same OG colourway that made it instantly recognisable.

Premium Leather & Suede Upper: a luxe mix built to age well and only look better over time.
G-Unit Logo Detail: a subtle pop that nods to where this sneaker came from.
Icy Rubber Outsole: the finishing touch that made this colourway unmistakable.
Original Red, White & Blue: pulled straight from the archive, unchanged.

Meet 50 Cent

Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson partnered with Reebok in 2003, at the height of his rise following Get Rich or Die Tryin'. He became one of the first musicians to front a major sneaker franchise, and the G6 turned that bet into one of the era's defining sneaker moments.

“The G-Unit sneaker was a special time, and it's wild to see it still hit over 20 years later.” – 50 Cent

“He helped define a chapter of our history, and the G6 still holds up.” – Todd Krinsky, CEO of Reebok