Jordan Brand gives the Air Jordan Fusion fans something to talk about once again with the release of the air Jordan fusion 13.The Air Jordan Fusion XIII (13) represents the biggest stretch so far for the Air Jordan Fusion series. The Air Jordan Fusion 13 upper features a combination of black and white dot-stitched tumble constructed from premium leather, along with a black and white mid-sole, red outsole, and the well-known hologram image from the original design. The Air Jordan Fusion 13 takes the original air Jordan 13, and combines it with the air force one sole. The white, black, and red color way was originally applied to Air Jordan 13 back in 1997, now placed on the Air Jordan Fusion XIII this color way is still fresh.
The Air Jordan L’Style One is Jordan brand’s first attempt at getting into the dress sneaker market it takes on a more casual approach. The inspiration for the new Air Jordan L’Style series was designed in honor of Michael Jordan’s love for motorcycles. This Air Jordan L’Style comes in a luxurious ginger/dark cinder color way and features an a unique interior lacing system, replacing traditional laces for style and comfort. The upper consist of premium leather with perforated canvas outlining the lacing area. The Air Jordan L’Style also consist of not one, but two velcro straps, one on the mid-foot and another around the ankle. In addition, a large version of the air Jordan wing logo is placed along the side panels, with an air bubble added to the mid-sole. The air Jordan L’Style one takes components from past models such as the Air Jordan 1 toe box and the air Jordan 3 visible air bubble, while still giving the sneaker its own classy twist.
This fall the Jordan brand introduced the Air Jordan 1 Retro Phat Premier line up. Which consist of "Atlanta Hawks", "Cleveland Cavs", and "Boston Celtics". Air Jordan 1 Retro Phat Premier features the silhouette of the AJ1 but with extra padding around the ankle and tongue. One feature that stands out in the Jordan Retro 1 Phat series is the Nike swoosh which are made in fabric. Inspired by the Air Jordan 60 Plus pack, the colors for this collection are the teams that Michael Jordan put 60 point against. Whether you want to get the air Jordan 1 Retro Phat Premier for sports or simply just fashion. You definitely will be making a statement while being fresh.
Similar to the Air Jordan Spiz’ike, the Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) is a mash up of classic Air Jordan models. In this case, each Air Jordan sneaker incorporated in the design was worn while Michael Jordan scored 60+ points. From the Air Jordan V midsole to the Air Jordan II “wings” logo, the Jordan Brand has seamlessly bridged these classic designs together. Plus, Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) also features a combination patent, reptile and suede upper with red accents.
Originally thought to be a strictly European release, the Air Jordan 1 Retro “Ruff N Tuff” is now available in the United States. Inspired by the Quai 54 International Tournament, an outdoor basketball competition that takes place in Paris, France, this Air Jordan 1 is fresh. They sport a Laser Blue wrinkled leather upper, speckled midsole, translucent outsole and a “Quai 54” logo on the tongue. It’s easy to see why so many sneakerheads were hoping Air Jordan 1 Retro “Ruff N Tuff” would be released stateside.
Inspired by the woven style used in Easter baskets, Nike has released the Easter Basket Weave Pack. The pack includes the Air Jordan 1 and the Air Jordan Velcro. Both of these sneakers feature a vibrant white colorway with basket weave details on the side panels and toebox. Plus, both sneakers also have a gum sole. This clean design is perfect for the sunny days of spring and will match anything you pair them up with.
This Air Jordan 1 Phat Low model has all the style of the original Air Jordan with added features to make it a great sneaker for skateboarding. Many skaters used the Air Jordan 1 during its original release before the dawn of sneakers made specifically for skateboarding. Now, the “Phat” model has additional padding throughout the shoe/tongue for added comfort and durability. These have created a lot of buzz and will surely be sought after do to their limited release.
The tag on the tongue of Air Jordan “Fusion” models reads, ”The Best of Both Worlds.” And, it really is. Nike decided to combine two of their most beloved institutions, Air Force 1 and Air Jordan, to produce a collection of “Fusion” models. The initial reaction by sneakerheads around the globe was hesitant, but that quickly faded. With the popularity of the Air Jordan Fusion V and Air Jordan Fusion III models, with plenty more to come, Nike has put the skeptics to rest. The models use the Air Force 1 design as their core, then implement characteristics of different Air Jordan models. By incorporating elephant print, lace locks, a visible Air sole, netting and more, they have successfully elevated both models.
