Pencil in the following date on your calendar because, finally, the long-awaited BAIT x Toy Story x Reebok InstaPump Fury will be releasing on June 13.

We’ve been hearing about this nostalgic pair of kicks for the last twelve months. Pairing sneakers that would proudly be worn by Buzz Lightyear or Woody from Toy Story, the upcoming collaboration from BAIT and Reebok will be dropping this weekend.

With color blocking details and character matching patterns, the shoes became an instant hit with fans of the classic animated film series, as well as Reebok InstaPump Fury aficionados. 

The sneakers will come in a retro-style toy packaging, making this even more of a must-cop release. Two t-shirt options will also be available alongside the shoes.

Unfortunately, these will not be heading towards a wide release. They will only be sold at BAIT an online raffle. Winners will be notified if they won on Friday, June 12 while they will be able to buy the sneakers the following day.

They will retail for $200.

If you’re able to get your hands on these, you will definitely want to pull the trigger. Even if you’re not sure if they’ll suit your style, the limited nature of this drop will likely translate to high resale prices.

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