Rick Ross Is Back in the Sneaker Business

Rick Ross' Ewing 33 Hi collaboration will release on December 13, 2017.

Dec 08, 2017
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Following his messy 2013 split with Reebok, Rick Ross is back on board as a sneaker pitchman, this time in partnership Ewing Athletics.

The brand has officially unveiled the rapper's upcoming Ewing 33 Hi collaboration, which it describes as its most luxurious pair to date. Black ostrich leather is featured on the shoe's upper, along with metallic gold hardware and a red lining. Ross' label, Mayback Music Group, is branded on the heels and a gum rubber outsole sits below.

According to Ewing, the Rick Ross 33 Hi will release Wednesday, Dec. 17 at ewingathletics.com.

​Rick Ross x Ewing 33 Hi
Release Date: 12/13/17

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