Reebok Daytona DMX

DMX technology was one of the main cushioning systems in the 1990s. One of the models in which this type of cushioning was used were the DMX Daytona, shoes that were released in the mid-1990s. They stood out for their comfort and lightness at that time. Today, far from being an ultra-comfortable shoe, they are comfortable and voluminous, and provide the necessary aesthetics to become a fashionable sneakerhead.

These shoes have a removable insole, making them the perfect orthopedic shoe to fit any insole. A very important factor for sneakerheads who have specialized insoles for any type of footprint. In addition, the addition to the Reebok catalog has been made with numerous color combinations, in which you are sure to find one of your favorite colors.

Reebok DMX Dayton: General characteristics

• Abrasion-resistant rubber outsole for durability.
• EVA midsole for cushioning and shock absorption.
• Removable lining for inserts if required.
• Materials: Leather and fabric upper.
• Tongue pull tab.