Key Takeaways
- Tobe Nwigwe expands his Reebok lineup with the Chukwu ATO and ANO, his third and fourth signature sneakers, dropping November 13 for $200 each at Reebok.com and select specialty shops.
- The ATO introduces a laceless design with mint and black options, while the Reebok heritage-inspired ANO comes in black and gum or Fat Nwigwe's signature salmon and black.
- Named for the Igbo words for "three" and "four," the sneakers continue Nwigwe's focus on his heritage and the life he's building with Fat and their children.
Tobe Nwigwe is adding two more numbers to his Reebok story, with the Chukwu ATO and ANO landing as his third and fourth signature sneakers with the brand.
Available to cop on Friday (November 13), both pairs retail for $200 exclusively from Reebok.com and select specialty shops. Each shoe gets two colorways. The ATO includes Nwigwe's signature mint and black, while the ANO arrives in black and gum, as well as his wife Fat's signature salmon and black.
The names keep the count going. In Igbo, ATO means "three" and ANO means "four," picking up where OTU and ABUO, the words for one and two, left off. Both silhouettes draw from the life Nwigwe is building with Fat and their children.
Nwigwe framed the new pair as a continuation of his heritage and his household. "With ATO and ANO, I wanted to explore what it means to carry something forward," he said in a press release. "The names continue the connection to my Igbo heritage, while the silhouettes give me an opportunity to explore a new space in footwear through my own lens. More importantly, this collection continues to reflect my family and everything we're building together."
The ATO is Nwigwe's first try at a laceless, sneaker-inspired shape, while the ANO keeps one foot planted in Reebok's heritage.
Nwigwe, who released his new album The Bridge last month, first revealed the Reebok deal in 2024. The OTU's debut came in February 2025, with the ABUO following in August that same year.
