Air Jordan V: Original Prototype

We’ve had plenty of looks at OG-style Air Jordan V releases this year thanks to the handful of retros that have hit so far for that sneaker. This vintage sales brochure shows off a pretty different build of MJ’s fifth signature sneaker. The shoe features an Air Jordan IV looking tongue tag, along with a re-worked set up for the midsole teeth, just three eyelets up top instead of the standard four, and a couple other little tweaks. Take a look at this alternate Air Jordan V version courtesy of Phase 2 and let us know how they look in comparison to the final, retail release.