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Reebok Question Mid

Reebok · Allen Iverson signature

Reebok Question Mid

Hexalite · 16 oz · 9 mm drop · Mid-cut · Standard width

See current Question Mid listings on Amazon Price band: mid (manufacturer MSRP). Live price varies — see Amazon.

Spec sheet

BrandReebok
ModelQuestion Mid
SignatureAllen Iverson
Year2018
CushioningHexalite
Drop9 mm
Weight16 oz
Cut heightMid
TractionHerringbone
SurfaceIndoor
Best positionPG
Best play styleSlasher
Width fitStandard
Price bandmid

Build notes

Iverson signature line; Amazon link uses an in-stock listing of this model

How the Question Mid compares

Computed from the listed specs of every collectable shoe in our database. Rankings use manufacturer or retailer-listed figures, not our own measurements.

At a listed 16 oz, the Question Mid is lighter than 9 of the other 34 collectable shoes in our database and heavier than 20 (5 other models list the same weight). The average across all 35 collectable shoes is 15.5 oz, so it runs 0.5 oz heavier than average. For reference, the lightest is the Nike Kobe 4 Protro (12.4 oz) and the heaviest is the Nike Shox BB4 (17.8 oz).

Its 9 mm heel-to-toe drop is the most common figure in this group — 23 of 35 collectable shoes list 9 mm. Drops across the group only run from 8 to 9 mm, so drop is a smaller differentiator than weight or cut height.

It is one of 16 mid-cut models among the 35 collectable shoes we track, and it sits in the mid price band (set from manufacturer MSRP), which 12 other models share.

Like 31 other collectable shoes, it is rated for indoor courts; 3 in the group carry an outdoor rating.

Closest alternatives on spec

These are the three collectable shoes whose weight, drop, cut height, price band, position and play-style classification sit nearest to this shoe's. Differences are relative to the Question Mid.

  • Reebok Answer IV — 0.5 oz heavier (16.5 oz); same 9 mm drop; also mid-cut; DMX cushioning; same mid price band.
  • Adidas T-Mac 2 Restomod — 0.3 oz heavier (16.3 oz); same 9 mm drop; also mid-cut; Adiprene+ cushioning; same mid price band.
  • Adidas T-Mac 1 — same listed weight (16 oz); same 9 mm drop; also mid-cut; Adiprene+ cushioning; same mid price band.

Who the Question Mid suits

Going by its spec profile, we classify the Question Mid for point guards with a slashing, rim-attacking game. You can compare it against every shoe we file for that role in Best Basketball Shoes for Point Guards.

The mid cut is the middle ground between ankle coverage and freedom of movement — the most common choice in the database.

It is rated for indoor courts. If most of your games are on asphalt or concrete, the closest outdoor-rated collectable shoes on spec are the Air Jordan 1 Retro High "Bred" and Air Jordan 1 Retro High "Chicago". Width is listed as standard; if you need more toe-box room, see the wide-feet hub.

Collectable detail

  • Resale band (USD): 140-300
  • Scarcity tier: Annual Retro
  • Original retail (USD MSRP): $150
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