The Daily Jordan: Air Jordan 15 Low – 2000

Difficult to say whether Air Jordan 15 Low is more or less popular than its Mid version, but it’s certainly the rarer of the two. Where the Mid is full-on woven, the Low brings in leather and shifts the weave to the rear collar. No Pebax heel counter here; instead, Tinker Hatfield installed a TPU shield with the turn-of-the-century Jordan script carved in. Jordan Brand actually has big plans for the 15 Mid, with the original Bred and Obsidian colorways due by 2017. What’s in store for the 15 Low? If there’s enough buzz out there in the sneaker atmosphere, perhaps Jordan Brand will dig these out of the vault. For now, check specialized sneaker stores to find clean pairs.

Source: Stadium Goods