And considering the shoe is to arrive featuring Nike Air along the heel, it's likely the Retro will garner the attention of as many old fans as it has new ones. Compared to its last appearance in 2013, this pair Nike x Off-White thankfully forgoes the Jumpman logo at the rear. The Jordan Brand Design team really did their thing, says Satou Sabally, forward for the Dallas Wings. The 36 is amazing. Especially disparate are the heel and Jumpman branding the latter in its solid pink finish and the former in its pastel-dominant tie-dye. Official images only stoke the flame, further teasing the colorway just after a sizable delay.

An AJVII-inspired 9 heel badge appears on the molded patent heel. The Uzumaki Clan's symbol instead sits front and center, dressing both the tongue and right insole; this complements the olive suedes around the mid-panel and eye stays, as they come together to pay homage to the ninjas' flak vests. Throughout 2021, NIKE, Inc. A familiar name - as the Paris storefront joined Edison Chen, Off-White x Nike Shoes Melody Ehsani, and many others for the FEARLESS ONES - Maison Chateau Rouge is taking a different approach with the Air Jordan 2.

Based on information shared with us, the Nike Off White Luka 1 could possibly have an alternate name - the Sly Fox. Booker is far from alone in his admiration for Bryant. For Nike, these expressions include the Nike Air Force 1, the Nike Air Max 2090 and the Nike Air Deschutz. Now, with the introduction of the Nike Adapt Huarache, those traits are augmented by Nike FitAdapt technology, an intelligent platform that updates and evolves along with the user.

The giant flaming basketball on the back of the fleece hoodie and pants is an ode to the over-the-top artwork on '90s basketball cards, lionizing the star guards whom Westbrook followed as a kid. The color-blocking is similar to the Air Jordan 1 Heritage as well as the rare royal-toe sample from 1985 one that was later referenced in the Travis Scott x fragment collaboration. Taking insights and inspiration from adaptive athletes, the Air Jordan I is the first Jordan Brand shoe to feature Nike FlyEase technology. The AJI High FlyEase adds the new benefit of easy entry while staying true to the silhouette's iconic look, colors and materials.

Inspired by Jordan's infamous Black Cat nickname, the silhouette features a holographic jewel at the heel and outsole resembling a panther eye and paw, respectively. Other notable design details include dimpled midfoot overlays, a carbon fiber plate, and Zoom Air cushioning. The sneakers originally retailed for $110 USD and were designed by Tinker Hatfield. The shark-tooth midsole and the toe box added a different muscle to the shoe's look.