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Encased in a flashy metal box, Air Jordan XVII “Varsity Red” hit shelves July 31, 2002 for an even $200. The White/Varsity Red-Charcoal look was more in line with the clas...Read More
Hard to believe the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” didn’t hit shelves as a retro until 2006 – 17 years after the originals became instant legends. There was some ...Read More
The Daily Jordan: Air Jordan 5 White/Fire Red-Black – 2006
October 17, 2015 BY Yale Schalk / 0 3.5 / 5
For today’s Daily Jordan we drop back to Christmas 2006 and the Air Jordan 5 White/Fire Red-Black. This was the first ever retro of Michael Jordan’s shoe from the first ha...Read More
When Jordan Brand brought back Air Jordan 14 in the fall of 2005, they didn’t just bring it back – they flooded us with releases. This White/Black Forest-Light Graphite was...Read More
Some call it the Oreo 4, but it’s really the Fear 4. This Black/White-Cool Grey-Pure Platinum colorway marked the first time the Air Jordan 4 made gradient use of its layered le...Read More
The nubuck versions of Air Jordan 4 have always been fan favorites, even dating to the 1989 original black/cements. No surprise then that AJ4 “Toro” was devoured at retail ...Read More
The past becomes prologue, at least it did last year with the Jordan Future Flight Remix. This modern hoops shoe imagined a mix between Air Jordan 5 and Air Jordan XX2, borrowing the o...Read More
With the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Royal” releasing tomorrow, we thought it would be interesting parallel to remember the very un-OG Air Jordan 1 Strap Low. Just a couple of yea...Read More
The Jordan Prime.Fly 2 hit shelves in 2014 as a more organic alternative to the fuse upper Super.Fly 3 series. Forefoot Zoom Air, a toe wrap reinforcement, and slotted vents were the p...Read More
Bridging the gap between Air Jordans 14 and 15 – with a little Melo and Fly Wade signature sneaker aura thrown in – the Jordan Flight Time 14.5 released in 2014 as modern p...Read More
Wait, when did Jordan Brand make their own Nike Cortez? In 2006, actually, only it was called the SL 23. This heritage inspired sneaker leaned heavily on that early ’70s vibe wit...Read More
The Air Jordan 11 Low IE design backstory isn’t Tinker Hatfield‘s first info bomb drop this year. Early this summer, the legendary sneaker craftsman sent a zing through the...Read More
Playing off of Michael Jordan’s peer-initiated nickname, the Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat” hit stores on May 20, 2006. An all-over nubuck shoe, the Cats were the first mon...Read More
Shroud-free, the Air Jordan XVIII Low hit shelves in 2003 to the delight of all Jordan fans who wanted double stacked Zoom Air in a sleek setup. The asymmetrical collar a la XIV return...Read More
Our latest Daily Jordan looks at perhaps the most important lifestyle sneaker Jordan Brand has ever done – Air Jordan 10 OVO. Decked out in crisp white and gold, this Drake-inspi...Read More