Air Jordan 6: “Infrared 23” – Release Date

January 23, 2014 BY / 0

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The Air Jordan 6 “Infrared 23” will hit retailers on February 15th, 2014. That means that All-Star weekend won’t be the biggest weekend on a basketball fan’s calendar just because the greatest athletes in the world are convening for an plethora of events to showcase their skills, or the fact that the Air Jordan 6 “White/Infrared” will be returning to shelves, but this brand new pair featuring the ever-vibrant infrared shade across the entire upper will arrive as well. So with two Air Jordan VI retro models releasing on the same day, which pair will you choose? Hit the gallery for a better look and let us know which pair is your favorite in the comments.

Source: Nike/Photos: SA

Air Jordan 6 “Infrared 23″
Color: Infrared 23/Black-Infrared 23
Style Code: 384664-623
Release Date: 02/15/14
Price: $170

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