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Reebok - Club C Bulc
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Club C Bulc
87,96 €* 109,95 € -20%
Available Sizes: EU 40½, 41, 42, 42½, 43, 44½, 45, 45½
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The pure aesthetics of old-school tennis are combined with the typical silhouette of an early nineties skate shoe in Reebok's Club C Bulc. Sturdy leather uppers, very comfortable terry lining and simple, traceable lines with ideally proportioned overlays are the hallmarks of Reebok's Club C Bulc. Tennis was simply the sport in the eighties that gave birth to a lot of cool sneakers, whose design was always attentive to traditional values without being too conservative. And when skateboarding gets involved, it's clear that the Reebok Club C Bulc is a force to be reckoned with.

Reebok Club C Bulc- features:

• leather upper
• soft terry cloth lining
• perforated vent holes at toe box
• Reebok lettering printed on heel patch
• foam-padded insole
• foamed EVA midsole
• partially stitched rubber cupsole
• Reebok Classic woven label with leather frame at tongue
• additional Reebok Union Jack woven label at side overlays' windows
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Reebok Skateboarding

Reebok was founded by Joseph William Foster in 1895 in Bolton, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. In 1924 the Reebok-predecessor JW Foster & Sons exclusively provided athletes with running shoes. 34 years later two of the founder’s grandsons, Joe and Jeff Foster, renamed the company Reebok inspired by the Afrikaans spelling of rhebok, a type of African antelope or gazelle. In 1979, Paul Fireman, a US sporting goods distributor, saw a pair of Reeboks at an international trade show and negotiated to sell them in the U.S. Soon Reebok successfully entered the North American market with three high-end runners, and in the following years, the brand stayed on a winning track, thanks to innovative designs that approached to the millions of Aerobic fans. When the Aerobic boom declined, Reebok also established a line of basketball shoes as well as apparel goods. But the greatest achievement of the company is the introduction of Pump technology that was developed by Paul Litchfield in 1989: With small air chambers and a built-in pump, people were able to create individualized fits for the best comfort you can imagine.