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Air Jordan Countdown 23 Pack
Twenty-Three. More then just A number. It is THE number of legendary basketball superstar, Michael Jordan. This year multiple packs are being split into groups of two pairs of sneakers, each adding up to the number 23. In today’s case, the X and XIII are being retro’d. Upon initial arrival, the first thing a Sneakerhead will notice is the well planned and graphic oriented box. The box art shows the big man himself with his back to you, sporting the Chicago Bulls Jersey and signature player number. Jordan I - XXIII each has it’s own logo, displayed roman-numerically down the box. The Jordan 10 was released in 1994. Although simple, it’s easy-going appeal and obvious mesh of older Jordan sneakers made it a hit among Jordan collectors and basketball aficionados. In 1997 Tinker Hatfield and the Nike team produced an entirely original model when the 13 came around. The Jordan 10 is a black on black sneaker using various types of leather. The liner is in a checkered flag pattern, as well as the top of the tongue. 23 is embroidered in True Red on the side of the shoe, and outlined in white. The same red is stitched into the symbolic Jumpman logo on the heel of the Jordan X. A sole designed with the hardwood in mind made it an unrivaled court shoe in it’s day. Rivaling in lightweight profile and excellent cushioning made the XIII one of the most beloved Jordan sneakers to hoop in. The Jordan 13 features a an entirely unique sole, designed from the ground up, utilizing the latest in sneaker technology of the time. A black lower and heel tab contrasts the white base and cushioning system. The sole features a vibrant red, surely to not be misunderstood when catching some air time. Black tongue and laces finish the sneaker, and wrap up a package of some of the best shoes Jordan Brand has ever released. Surely to go down as one of the finest package deals of sneakers in history.
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