50 Cent’s G-Unit Reebok G6 is making another comeback. The new “White/Green” colorway is set to release in December for $130, and 50 Cent says the date is December 14th.
The news arrives after the G6 returned on August 20th in its original red, white, and blue look and sold out in under two hours. Tony Yayo first teased the return on a podcast earlier this year, and fans have waited ever since.
Overall, the new pair keeps the clean look that made the G6 famous. White leather makes up most of the upper, with small perforation holes near the toe and along the sides. A soft cream suede panel sits at the very front.
The shoe uses the same low-profile build as the August release, so fans should know what to expect.
Reebok and select retail partners will sell the shoe in unisex sizing, both in person and on their websites. The style code is 100301694. Reports say the original white pair is also planned for a restock in November, which gives fans another chance to catch up.
50 Cent's Reebok G-Unit G6
The G6 first arrived in 2003 alongside Get Rich or Die Tryin’, which helped turn it into one of the most important rap sneakers ever made. The story of how 50 Cent’s Reebok deal changed sneaker culture explains why. The G-Unit line showed that a rapper could build a sneaker business without being an athlete.
The shoe also started one of the first big sneaker rivalries in hip-hop. 50 Cent has long claimed the G6 outsold Jay-Z’s S. Carter line at Reebok.
The August retro was a faithful recreation, as the detailed images showed before launch.
The sell-out gave 50 plenty to brag about. He even took shots at Rick Ross and Ebro after the sold-out launch, saying the design held up because G-Unit was hands-on with it.
Now the White/Green pair gives Reebok a second win with the same shape. It also gives collectors a different colorway to chase without the same heat as the first release.
Overall, the G6 revival has become one of the biggest sneaker stories of 2026. If the December pair sells like the first, expect Reebok to keep going.
