Matt Varga Jordan Brand Classic PE The Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Racer Blue won’t be a solitary silhouette for long. The Air Jordan 7 RM is expected to join the “RestoMod” movement in the latter half of the year, but for now, the AJ4 offshoot has a full runway to do the name proud before it gains a sibling. We’ve seen it take on historical Jumpman colorways plenty before, and that’s the prompt once again with the Jordan 4 “Gorge Green.”
The Air Jordan 1’s “Gucci” outfit from 2012 is ostensibly the jumping off point for this pair (it shares the exact same color codes, minus white), but the green and red combination has been a hallmark of the Italian fashion house for far longer. “Why pick out a colorway that’s more than a decade in the rearview?” you might ask. Note that the same theme was already explored with the Air Jordan 1 Low “Gorge Green” in July 2024, making this edition a bit more current that you might expect at first glance. The application is relatively digestible, to boot, with a jet black foundation pasting an emerald cage on top and fire red accents on the tongue.
Look for the Air The Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Racer Blue “Gorge Green” on shelves in the near future, hitting Nike.com with a $150 retail price. We’ll keep you up to date with any further updates via our Jordan Releases 2025 landing page.
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Air The Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Racer Blue
US 2025
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