And the award for strangest material choice ever on a pair of Air Jordans goes to the Air Jordan XX2 ‘Basketball’. The sneaker features, you guessed it, a pebbled basketball style leather across its angular upper. As a result the sneaker come in a crispy brown, despite the black/black color code associated with them. Continue reading for a more in depth look at this strange moment in Jordan Brand history and bid on the Air Jordan XX2 now from footageberkeley on eBay.

Air Jordan XX2
Black/Black
316238-002
02/17/07

One of the more unknown ‘Laney’ tributes came back on the Air Jordan XIV in the form of this low version from 1999. The sneakers feature varsity royal up top, with a little bit of yellow also mixed in that isn’t really referenced as far as the official colors are concerned. Continue reading to get a through look at this slightly retouched Air Jordan XIV Low original and grab this pair now from iconic_footwear on eBay.

Air Jordan XIV Low
Varsity Royal/Black-White
136019-401
1999

Our sneaker up for grabs via The Daily Jordan today is an Air Jordan V, one that got a little bit outshined thanks to the other sneaker packaged with it. The Air Jordan V ‘Raging Bull 3M’ was packaged with the Air Jordan V ‘Raging Bull’ featuring that red suede look, a 2009 release that’s only gotten more and more popular since. Continue reading for a look at this half of the Air Jordan V DMP pack and grab this pair now from thecoolshoeshine on eBay.

Air Jordan V
Black/Light Graphite-Varisty Red
136027-061
05/2009

The Air Jordan VI ‘Infrared’ is a sneaker we’ve featured before for The Daily Jordan, but a pair in this kind of pristine condition is too rare of a find not to shed some light on. This one even comes with the Flight Club insert originally packaged with the sneakers. Continue reading for a full gallery on the 1991 Air Jordan VI release and then bid on them from madagascarpinguine on eBay.

Air Jordan VI
Black/Black-Infrared
4391
1991

The Air Jordan III ‘Fire Red’ is a sneaker we can expect to see once again in 2013, thanks to a loose ‘Fire Red’ pack that should pop up in the Fall. And while no details surrounding this specific element have been confirmed, we’d anticipate that they’re arriving with the standard Jumpman on the back rather than the ‘Nike Air’ logo. So if you want the latter you’re going to have to go all the way back to the original, as pictured here. Continued reading for more photos of the 1988 Air Jordan III ‘Fire Red’ release and purchase these now from elenacorleone on eBay.

Air Jordan III
White/Fire Red
4367
1988

The Daily Jordan for today takes us back to the original Air Jordan X. The pair on display is one colloquially known as the Air Jordan X ‘Charlotte’, despite not getting the same regional release as the rest of the proper ‘City Series’ pairs. The colorway came to be associated most with the Charlotte Hornets of old, but they also line up pretty closely with the frequent white and blue ‘UNC’ look. Check out the vintage pair in our gallery then check out the price on them courtesy of koolkicks on eBay.

Air Jordan X OG
White/Black-Dark Powder Blue
130209-102
11/1994

The Daily Jordan has been on a bit of a break as of late due to the abundance of Air Jordan retro news coming down, but we’re back again today just in time to join in on the celebration of the Air Jordan IV for the whole XX8 Days of Flight thing. Pictured here is one from the handful of the white Air Jordan IV release that have come in that sneaker’s retro lifetime. This particular pair was the earliest, releasing back in 2000. Get a better look at the white/chrome Air Jordan IV in our gallery, then grab a pair for yourself courtesy of thecoolshoeshine on eBay.

Air Jordan IV
White/White-Chrome
136030-111
2000

Our episode of The Daily Jordan for today is bit of a plea for the Air Jordan XIII Low. So far we don’t know of any pairs of that ilk joining in with the Air Jordan XIII retro range from 2013, but we can dream. This one from 2005 is one of the kinda under the radar versions, sporting a blocking that leans heavily on white and midnight navy. Get a full look in our gallery and if you need to add these to your collection, do so now with thecoolshoeshine on eBay.

Air Jordan XIII Low
White/Metallic Silver-Midnight Navy-Ceramic
310810-106
2005

Is the Air Jordan VII ‘Cardinal’ the least celebrated OG colorway of the Air Jordan VII? It’s pretty easy to put the ‘Bordeaux’ at the top, the ‘Hare’ has plenty of fans thanks to the Bugs Bunny tie-in, and the ‘Raptors’ proved themselves in the 2012 release, so we’d say so. Pictured here is an original pair of that colorway from way back in 1992. Continue read to check out the Air Jordan VII OG in our gallery then purchase this pair from thecoolshoeshine on eBay.

Air Jordan VII
White/Black-Cardinal Red
130014-101
1992

For our episode of The Daily Jordan today we’re taking it all the way back to the beginning. No, not the Air Jordan 1, but the Air Jordan AJKO that dropped at around the same time. The design was a canvas version of Michael Jordan’s first signature sneaker, with this vintage pair mimicking the immediately popular ‘Bred’ colorway. Get a better look at this gem in the gallery after the jump and check out your chance to own an original pair of the Air Jordan AJKO from jake93854 on eBay.