Here is another mash up from Jordan Brand. The Air Jordan XVI.5 (16.5) combines the Air Jordan XVI (16) and the Air Jordan XVII (17). They feature a double row of lace holes, patent leather toe box and midsole, “chrome” outsole, and “Jordan” is detailed in Braille on the heel. Plus, the colorway is almost identical to the original Air Jordan XVI, which was released in 2001. The design comes together nicely and that means it’s another Jordan Brand hybrid success story.
Air Jordan Ol'School II
After the fanfare surrounding the first Air Jordan Ol’ School, Jordan Brand decided to release a second edition of the Air Jordan Ol’ School. It has been thoroughly redesigned, and obviously takes inspiration from the Air Jordan XVI and the Zoom Lebron II. This basketball sneaker features a clean design and the classic Air Jordan “winged basketball” logo on the back panel. As Jordan heads know, this logo was first seen on the Air Jordan 1.
About Air Jordan Olympia
The Jordan Olympia was designed for Team Jordan basketball players to wear during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. On the outsole the numbers “92-96-04-08” are engraved to signify the years Team Jordan athletes have competed in the Olympic Games. The Olympia takes obvious design elements from the Air Jordan X. And they feature an inner bootie with tongue-less construction, contour heel foam package, full-length Zoom Air insole, performance sock liner, and a compression molded phylon midsole.
Air Jordan XX3
Introducing the Air Jordan XX3, the “Greatest Basketball Shoe Ever.” Besides the obvious significance of the Air Jordan XX3, this sneaker is truly the most innovative Air Jordan to date. Machines were created solely to construct the AJ XX3. It is the first basketball sneaker to follow the Nike Considered design ethos, which takes the environment into account and was built with less waste using non-toxic materials. Plus, the performance is unparallel. It features internal dual density foam around the heel that conforms to the shape of your foot, a full-length internal “bootie” for comfort, quilted pattern molded sock liner for quality arch support, Zoom Air-sole unit for superior cushioning and a low midsole profile thickness to increase responsiveness and allow ballers to feel the court.
