Air Jordan 4 bred

The Air Jordan 1 High Royal s Air Jordan 4 bred much-awaited return is set for later this week, as it was last offered back in 2013. Staying true to its OG build, the sneaker bears a two-tone color theme of black and varsity royal covering its premium leather construction. In particular, the defining royal blue tone graces the toe box, heel, Swooshes on its side panels and outsole.All adhered atop a crisp white midsole unit and matching blue outsole, finishing touches include the iconic wings logo across its ankles, as well as Nike Air branding on the tongue and outsole.Priced at $160, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike and JB stockists starting April 1.Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Royal (2017) launch page now for additional imagery, the latest info and release details.

Joining alongside last year s Air Jordan 12 Wings, will be this exclusive variation of the Air Jordan 1 High that s treated in a similar aesthetic for one of its more stand out finishes this year. Like the AJ 12, this model is suggested to Air Jordan 4 cement be extremely limited and may be a charity-based release with all proceeds supporting the Wings Foundation a program that works with teachers, mentors, and communities to instill strong education values in the youth.Flaunting a distressed leather construction, notable details include the Wings logo on its tongues, gold metal Wings on the heels, a golden Wings pattern on its insoles Air Jordan 4 retro royalty and an icy outsole that bears the wording WINGS in white.Other distinguishable elements include boot-inspired laces, and the inner tongues showcase how limited the silhouette will be 19,400 alongside more text that reads Everyone Can Fly. Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for its official release date and more.

Did you try picking up the Nike Air Max 1 Master this morning but failed miserably? Don t worry, we all did. While Nike has been making it impossible to pick up the most sough after Air Max releases this month, Jordan Brand is producing larger quantities of their retros for everyone to enjoy.Today we saw the release of the Air Jordan 4 Motorsport which sees the popular silhouette covered in a white leather Air Jordan 4 white cement upper with black and blue accents. What was once an exclusive to members of the Jordan Motorsports team has now made its way to retailers for everyone to enjoy. You can pick up the Air Jordan 4 Motorsport in full family sizes now at select Nike/JB retailers.

Undoubtedly one of the most beloved colorways from MJ s historic lineage, the Air Jordan 1 High Royal is set to make its much-awaited return soon. Last released in 2013, the forthcoming is suggested to debut in its OG build. A two-tone color theme of black and varsity royal covers its premium leather construction, while the defining royal blue tone adorns the toe box, heel, Swooshes on its side panels and outsole.Finally, a crisp white midsole unit and matching blue outsole caps off the overall build, while finishing touches consist of the iconic wings logo across its ankles, as well as Nike Air branding on the tongue and outsole.Retailing for $160, look for this standout pair at select Nike and JB stockists starting April 1.Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Royal (2017) launch page now for additional imagery, the latest info and release details.

It had been a cool minute since Chris Paul was seen wearing this Air Jordan 11 PE. As a matter of fact, the last time we caught him wearing these bad boys was way back in the preseason. This time around we get a better look at the shoe and we can now confirm that this is an Air Jordan 11 PE rocking his team s colors.Rocking a White mesh upper, the Air Jordan 4s Jordan 11 Chris Paul PE is then given hits of Blue noted on the leather mudguard and heel region, while the Red accents take care of the branding. It s a very subtle color scheme, but it works effortlessly, right? Although Chris Paul only wore these to warm up in, it s still pretty dope to see the kind of heat Chris Paul brings out every now and then. I don t even have to ask, but I will any way. How many of you would pick up a pair [img]http://www.lexingtonfunfest.com/images/large/air jordan 4 bred-088sux.jpg[/img] of these if Jordan Brand ever decided to release them?