Rip Hamilton Showcases “Championship Cigar” & More Air Jordan Pick-Ups

May 6, 2014 BY / 0

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The NBA Playoffs are well underway, but there’s something sad about not seeing Rip Hamilton curl off screens and hit mid range jumpers seemingly all in one fluid motion. While his days in Detroit are long gone as are the days of him as a roll player on the likes of squads like the Chicago Bulls, that hasn’t stopped Rip City from still securing the latest Air Jordans as he took to Instagram to show off his latest pick ups. Ranging from the Air Jordan 6 “Championship Cigar” (a shoe he could’ve used during his winning ways with the Pistons), Hamilton also showed the new “Dark Concord” Jordan 6-17-23 and an upcoming Air Jordan 2. Stick around after the click to see Richard Hamilton’s latest Air Jordan pick ups and let us know which pair was your favorite by penning your thoughts in our comments section.

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