The Reebok Board Flip BBC Ice Cream Don Toliver Banana Split is a collaboration revival that brings back Pharrell Williams and Nigo’s 2005 skate team sneaker. Don Toliver helped resurrect the silhouette following its ComplexCon 2025 return, where an initial Watermelon colorway sold out with original Ice Cream team rider Jimmy Gorecki’s involvement.
This Banana Split version uses a pastel palette built around banana yellow perforated leather on the upper. Strawberry pink lands on the heel counter while raspberry suede handles the overlays, with a blue heel tab cutting through the candy-inspired color blocking. The heel features an embroidered melting ice cream cone graphic that connects directly to the brand’s original early 2000s identity. Don Toliver’s name appears on both the tongue tag and the hangtag to acknowledge his role in the revival.
The Board Flip’s construction maintains the low-profile silhouette’s original proportions. The perforated leather upper breathes well, and the suede overlays add textural variety to the colorway. The rubber outsole is visible and kept simple to let the upper’s color work take center stage.
Reebok released this through a limited 72-hour drop exclusively via Don Toliver’s webstore. It arrived alongside a matching Cones and Bones apparel capsule that debuted at ComplexCon. The sneaker sits at a $240 retail price and appeals to collectors familiar with the original mid 2000s run and anyone tracking the current revival of early skate and music culture crossovers. The limited availability and Don Toliver connection make this feel like a genuine cultural moment rather than a straight reissue.