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Product Data

• Style No.: 375453-061
• MSRP: $145.00
• Color: Black / Varsity Red-White
• Accessory: Hang Tag

Popularity: 100 / 100

Return Rate: 4%

Lifespan: December 9, 2009 ~ March 30, 2010

Description

AJF (XIII) 13

Jordan Brand is back with another Air Jordan/Air Force 1 fusion creation. This time they set their eyes on the Air Jordan XIII to produce the AJF 13 (XIII). As you can see, they feature the original colorway and a modified Air Force 1 midsole. Jordan Brand also implemented the dimpled overlays and circular hologram from the popular Jordan sneaker. With all of these elements from the Air Jordan 13 in play, the Air Force 1 base almost becomes unrecognizable.

Bring 'Em Back?

More Information from Sneakerhead.com Blog

We've seen a number of silhouettes from the Air Jordan line combining some signature elements of both the Air Jordan (XIII) 13 and the Air Force 1 to create the Air Jordan Fusion. Straight off of the original Air Jordan (XIII) 13, these basketball shoes feature a entire black and red colorway with the hologram and mesh material being the most noticeable. The side panels are seemingly black mesh on the upper, which definitely draw attention to the shoe once hit by light. Red suede appears on the heel surrounding the jump man hologram while black leather takes form of the toe box and sole. The bulky area that forms the mid-sole comes from the Air Force 1 as does the black strap on the upper ankle. Besides being a great looking shoe, the Air Jordan fusion (XIII) 13 basketball shoe, features some serious detailing while staying true to both Air Jordan and Air Force 1. Continue Reading...