toward the back-end of Michael Jordan’s professional career, his Nike-backed footwear company looked to expand its offerings to those more suited off the court. Keeping their on-court DNA, the brand has worked through a sizable range of retro-inspired offerings, from the Trunner to the Point Lane. And with the popularity of the latter, joining new models like the MA2 and NFH in utilizing Air Max technology for optimal comfort, sneakerheads have remove a few winners in the modern market. The latter is arguably the less-loved of the lot, as it burrows its head more towards the brand’s modern Flight Utility aesthetic, but even still, it has enjoyed a great run in its infant years. Now there’s a new colorway on the way.
A bevy of white synthetic panels works atop a tonal mesh base, with React-loaded sole units, rear clips, tongues, and liners following suit. The colorway’s championing feature is the quarter’s High gradient finish, with its color bleeding into the rear pulls, insoles and Air supports. It’s then struck with vibrant oranges at the tongue and vamp, before a few flashes of aqua blue hit the insole and outsole to Moon the design.
Jordan Yellow Dragon 2015 7.5 UK Jordan Air NFH “High Gradient” here below, and expect to see pairs hit nike.com over the Spring/Summer season. With more details to follow, make sure you keep your eyes glued to our official Twitter account Air Jordan 6 Retro Bg.
Jordan Air NFH
Release Date: 2022
Product photos of the Gold Toe Air Jordan 1s
Retail: $110
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