The black, orange and blue skate-inspired sneaker returns through a two-stage rollout ahead of Halloween.
ICECREAM and Reebok are bringing the Board Flip “Pumpkin” back with an October 22 release through BBC ICECREAM, followed by Reebok’s wider launch on October 23. The schedule puts the returning colorway in stores before Halloween without changing its familiar combination of black, orange and blue.
Black covers much of the upper, with orange concentrated around the T-toe, tongue and heel. Light blue laces and a matching stripe at the midsole interrupt the darker palette, adding contrast to the seasonal treatment.
The familiar ICECREAM graphics remain part of the presentation. An embroidered running ice cream figure appears near the heel, cloud-shaped logos sit on the tongue and rear tabs, and the yellow-and-brown outsole carries a waffle-like pattern.
The Board Flip first launched in 2005, during an early footwear chapter for Pharrell Williams and Nigo. BBC’s own history of the model places it within mid-2000s skate culture, where playful names and candy-colored combinations helped distinguish it from more restrained footwear.
The current revival follows the silhouette’s reappearance at ComplexCon in 2025. Earlier 2026 releases brought back Watermelon and introduced Pink Lemonade, while “Pumpkin” gives that ongoing archive-focused run a darker option suited to the autumn calendar.
Sneaker Bar Detroit lists the pair under style code 100265460 with a $150 retail price. That product code distinguishes this black, orange and blue edition from other Board Flip releases.
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