$136.00
By throwing down a monstrous dunk while wearing an orange, black, and white uniform, Michael Jordan broke a backboard during a Nike Europe tour in 1985. A 2015 Air Jordan 1 ‘Shattered Backboard Away’ was released to commemorate the moment and uniform. This sneaker maintains the branding of black laces and Nike, but swaps the orange toe box and black around the white toe and tongue.
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The Air Jordan 5 Retro ��Oreo�� lives up to its unofficial moniker with a monochromatic black nubuck upper and contrasting white detailing. The latter appears on the sneaker��s interior tongue and midsole, which is embellished with a speckled black shark-tooth design. Exterior branding takes the form of dual Jumpman hits,…
A follow-up to the Air Jordan 11 Retro ‘Gamma Blue,’ the Air Jordan 12 Retro ‘Gamma Blue’ features the bright color on its basketball-textured mudguard, midsole and outsole. The shoe’s signature Rising Sun Flag upper is finished in black nubuck, with Gym accents on the heel tab, branding and carbon…
The Air Jordan 5 Retro ��Satin Bred�� is based on by an old color sample from 1990. This colorway maintains the basic design DNA of the classic silhouette, including the signature netting at the quarter panel, the 3M reflective coating on the tongue, and the outsole’s icy translucent rubber. Those…
The Air Jordan 3 Retro ‘Powder Blue’ dresses Michael Jordan’s third signature shoe in a vibrant Dark Powder Blue, which emerges on the upper’s mix of leather and suede. The elephant print panels at the toe and heel also incorporate the color, with a white Air midsole providing contrast. The…