Allen Iverson's 3D-Printed Reebok Question Can Be Yours on Aug. 25

Reebok Basketball's iconic Question silhouette for Allen Iverson celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026. To commemorate the occasion, the team has linked up with Zellerfeld to present the Question 96/26, a 3D-printed version of the NBA legend's debut signature shoe.

The updated model was unveiled via social media by A.I. in a post in which he asks, "What's next?" The 3D-printed Question 96/26 by Zellerfeld isn't a one-to-one execution of the original Reebok Question—a mid-top designed by Scott Hewett. Instead, the modern take opts for a low-cut shape that fuses Zellerfeld's expertise in laceless, slip-on footwear with elements from Iveron's beloved basketball shoe from 30 years ago.

On its website, Zellerfeld describes the $170 offering as a "a fluid, sculptural expression that honours the legacy of the Question while establishing an entirely new identity of its own."

The most-recognizable design cue between the Question Mid from '96 and the 3D-printed version is the oval-shaped windows across the midsole. Additionally, a honeycomb structure throughout the model nods to the signature form of Hexalite cushioning seen in Iverson's oldest Reebok Basketball design.

Enjoy official photos of the 3D-printed shoes by Reebok and Zellerfeld ahead. You can add the futuristic pair to your wardrobe on Tuesday, Aug. 25, for $170 exclusively through Zellerfeld.com. Estimated delivery is 3–4 weeks. The Question 96/26 debuts in "Stone" and "Lilac" colorways.

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