Starting in the mid 1990's, Reebok created what they called the "CL1000." Then, they made a number of similar shoes. Some of them are:
This is the Classic Nylon. It is probably the closest to the original "CL1000." The Classic Ballistic model is quite similar.
This is the Classic 2000. The guy who sent me the picture commented that most pairs don't look this good because Reebok's patent leather tends to wear out quickly.
This is the Classic Cielo. In this model, Reebok removed the toe reinforcement, creating a plain-toe version.
This is the Classic Conquest Clip. The plastic insert at the heel is similar to that of Reebok's Phase I tennis sneaker.
This is the Classic Leather Streak III Chrome. Despite the appearance, it is not a platform sneaker. Other chromed colors not shown include red and blue.
This is the Classic Rebel. This sneaker verges upon being a platform sneaker; reportedly, it's not that good for athletic use.
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