Classics Trainers

Reebok Classics trainers carry the original DNA of the brand, reaching back to silhouettes built for sport and worn far beyond it. The Classic Leather arrived in 1983 as a performance running shoe, pioneering the use of garment leather in a trainer that softens and moulds to the foot over time. The Club C followed in 1985 as a tennis silhouette, and remains the defining silhouette of the Reebok Classics range. The Workout Plus brought studio fitness heritage from the mid-1980s, defined by its H-strap construction and twin-cup sole. The Freestyle, introduced in 1982, was Reebok's first women-specific shoe. The Instapump Fury, launched in 1994, arrived as a laceless runner with a Pump chamber and Hexalite cushioning. Each silhouette in the Classics range has a distinct origin and a construction that has remained largely unchanged. Explore the full collection across men's and women's fits, garment leather and canvas builds, and low-profile court silhouettes alongside heritage running shapes.