The Reebok G-Unit sneaker is reportedly set to return in 2026, reviving one of the more recognizable hip-hop footwear collaborations of the early 2000s.
The news was recently shared by Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda during an episode of The Real Report podcast, where the pair briefly confirmed that the sneaker would be making a comeback next year. While official release details have not yet been announced by Reebok or G-Unit, the mention marks the first public indication that the silhouette could finally return after more than two decades.
Originally launched in 2003 during the peak of G-Unit’s dominance in music and street culture, the Reebok G-Unit sneaker became closely associated with 50 Cent and the group’s broader influence across fashion, footwear, and sportswear. The clean white leather build, oversized branding, and blue-and-red accents helped define the era’s larger-than-life sneaker design language.
Specifics surrounding the 2026 retro have been confirmed by way of retailers that'll carry the early 2000s hip-hop fashion staple. JD Sports currently has the G-Unit G6 sneaker by Reebok scheduled for a Thursday, Aug. 20. The retro associated with 50 Cent's blockbuster arrival to the music industry is priced at $130.
Stay tuned for launch details.
For more on sneakers returning from the early 2000s, Jordan brand is bringing back the Air Jordan 4 "Laser" Pack in 2027.
