Buy The Sneaker, Coming in a classic soft black upper with white speckles and touches of cool grey, the Jordan 5 is not only a head-turner, but its neutral nature works with a variety of different styles of dress and color. Dressed in a Black, White, and Cool Grey color scheme. This Air Jordan 5 will look like the original pair featuring a Black nubuck upper, Grey Jumpman tongues, translucent netting on the sides and White embroidered branding on the heels. A White midsole with speckled Oreo shark teeth atop an icy translucent outsole completes the design. For those of you who remembered its release in 2013, the shoe didn’t catch a lot of buzz initially, but when they released on Black Friday, it was one of the most chased shoes of the big day.
This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 features a White leather upper with "24" embroidered on the lateral heel of the left shoe and "30" on the right. This "What The P-Rod" edition of the Nike SB Dunk Low pays homage to his history with the brand. The shoe features a mismatched color scheme covered with various of details pulled from his past Nike SB collaborations, including designs from his P-Rod line. "JR" and "SR" embroidery appear on the back of each heel and graphics on the insoles. Other details include mismatch Blue and Gold behind the tongues that nod to the colors of the Seattle Mariners, where both played together for two season, in 1990 and 1991.
The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 design has constantly been developing, starting out with a SPLY-350 etching to the addition of translucent stripe to now a translucent upper. This offering of the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 sports an all-Black color blocking featuring a much more thicker upper than the others. When in contact with sunlights, the stripe turns a darker color, while the Primeknit pattern on the upper turns soft Pink. Next, we have the traditional side stripes, rear pull tabs, and a Boost midsole to finish the look. Webbed etchings are found beneath. For those that missed out on prior releases, this is the perfect alternative.
2020 Jordans, First introduced in Fall 2013, the "Oreo" Air Jordan 5 flips Nike's fan-favorite speckled black-and-white theme on Michael Jordan's 5th signature sneaker. Dressed in a Black, Light Graphite, Dark Grey, and Bordeaux color scheme. No leaked photos have surfaced, but this Air Jordan 6 is expected to be heavily influenced by the classic Air Jordan 7 "Bordeaux" release. The 2013 version of the sneaker uses a black nubuck upper with a white midsole accented by a black flame design with white splatter. The straightforward colorway was popular upon its first release, and now it's expected to return during Summer 2021.