The neon lime Reebok colorway is live now at Reebok.com and DICK’S Sporting Goods for $140
Angel Reese has built one of the most compelling signature shoe stories in recent memory, and her latest colorway is poised to push that narrative even further. The Reebok Angel Reese 1 ‘Poison Angel’ officially releases today, June 25, 2026, carrying a $140 price tag and a neon lime construction that is unlike anything previously attached to the line.
The shoe is available through Reebok.com and select retail partners, including DICK’S Sporting Goods, giving fans both digital and in-store access at launch. Given how quickly earlier colorways in the Angel Reese 1 lineup have moved off shelves, the Poison Angel drop is expected to test inventory limits within hours. Demand for this signature line has never slowed, and nothing about this release suggests it will be any different.
Angel Reese 1: Poison Angel
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What makes the Poison Angel colorway different
The neon lime finish that defines this release is a sharp departure from the softer palettes and personal-tribute themes that characterized previous drops in the line. Where colorways like Diamond Dust leaned into shimmer and the King Tiago edition drew warmth from beige tones inspired by personal connection, the Poison Angel leans into something more aggressive, more singular, and undeniably eye-catching.
The full Grid Green construction — upper, midsole, and outsole — creates a monochromatic visual impact that reads as both a performance shoe and a lifestyle statement. This colorway signals a new creative direction, one that prioritizes boldness over sentiment without sacrificing the shoe’s athletic DNA. It is the kind of design that commands attention before a single step is taken, which is exactly the point.
The Reebok Angel Reese 1 at a glance
The Angel Reese 1 silhouette was developed in close collaboration between Reese and the brand’s design team, drawing from Reebok’s Mobius heritage. The Poison Angel colorway carries style number 100272893 and is listed under the standard sizing range. Key construction features include
- Molded TPU Exoskeleton Upper for lateral stability and durability
- Ventilated mesh panels for breathability during high-intensity play
- ERS technology with lightweight EVA midsoles and nitrogen-infused SuperFloat foam pods in the heel and forefoot for responsive cushioning
- AR logo with a halo on the tongue — the signature touch that anchors every release in the line to the athlete’s personal brand identity
These performance details matter because the shoe was never designed to sit on a shelf. It was built for players who move with force, and the Poison Angel colorway wraps that athletic foundation in a visual identity that is just as aggressive off the court as it is on it.
How this drop fits the bigger picture
Since the Angel Reese 1 debuted in September 2025 and sold out within 24 hours, the line has demonstrated that demand for Reese’s signature footwear is not a novelty — it is a pattern. Each new colorway has expanded the storytelling behind the shoe while attracting a growing base of buyers who follow the releases closely and move fast when a new drop goes live.
The Poison Angel arrives mid-WNBA season, giving it added cultural timing. Reese remains one of the most visible athletes in women’s professional basketball, and every product release tied to her name carries the weight of a fanbase that is both loyal and fast-moving. The neon lime palette, paired with red accents visible throughout the upper, earns the Poison Angel name in ways that earlier, softer colorways never attempted.
For those planning to grab a pair, Reebok.com is the primary digital destination. In-store availability through DICK’S Sporting Goods offers an alternative for buyers who prefer a physical retail experience, though stock at both channels is expected to move quickly. The track record of earlier launches in the Reese line makes that much clear.
The Poison Angel is not simply another colorway. It is the next chapter in a signature shoe story that keeps getting more interesting — and more difficult to ignore.