Concepting for the Air Presto began in 1996, but the shoe finally became a reality in 2000 after the team landed on the ideal upper material. The React Presto updates the iconic silhouette with React technology, making it the most comfortable Presto yet. “Breezy Thursday” takes inspiration from sunny days at the beach and features beachball-esque accents for a go-to summer staple.
Release Date: May 16th, 10am.
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The Zoom Nike KD 12 will sport an eye-catching university red upper with black accents found on the laces, sock liner and Swoosh branding on the sides, which sits atop a white midsole and a translucent outsole. Release date is May 3, 2019 at a retail price of $150.
The Nike Phantom React Flyknit will debut in a multi-color Flyknit upper with a black Swoosh branding embroidered on the side. Underneath is a white React cushioned outsole. Release date is May 2, 2019 at a retail price of $150.
Releasing for the first time ever, the Nike Zoom LeBron 3 “Houston All-Star” will sport a university blue nubuck upper with white patent leather overlays used on the toe box, mudguard, and heel. Additional details include red accents on the Swoosh branding, eye stay, which sits atop a white midsole and a blue and red outsole. Release date is May 1, 2019 at a retail price of $175.
Tinker Hatfield created them, Michael Jordan seared them in the general public’s collective memory with a scintillating shot against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 1989 NBA Playoffs, and in the 30 years since, the Jordan 4 “Bred” has gone on to become one of Jordan Brand’s most iconic sneakers of all time. Now, they’re set to return in April, complete with an original detail that was absent when they last released in 2012: original Nike Air branding on the heel, a mark that was last spotted on the 1999 retro. Apart from the aforementioned branded accents, the AJ4 introduced several other embellishments that have become iconic: they were the first Air Jordan silhouette to feature mesh-netted overlays, and also boasted a unique support and lockdown system provided by the iconic “wings” on the lateral and medial sides. From a graphic standpoint, they also that introduced the now-omnipresent “Flight” concept to MJ’s signature line. And all those signature details, embellishments, and tech are brought together by the beautiful combination of black, grey, and fire red that gives the shoe its name. Get a detailed look at this carefully-remastered take of the Air Jordan 4 Bred below, and mark your calendars for their May 4th release.
Air Jordan 4 Bred
Release Date: May 4th, 2019
$200
Color: Black/Cement Grey-Summit White-Fire Red
Style Code: 308497-060
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The school year is coming to a blissful end, and, across the country, graduates will be receiving their hard-earned diplomas before moving on to the next chapter of their lives. It’s a monumental day each and every year, and you need to be fresh for an occasion this major, so Jordan Brand has readied the Air Jordan 13 “Cap And Gown” to make sure you can have a perfect pair of kicks to pair with your robe and mortarboard. Carrying on the ethos established by last year’s Air Jordan 11 “Cap And Gown,” this special AJ13 offers plenty of luxury in a refined, tonal fashion. A compelling black patent leather overlay sits atop a suave black suede upper, while the collar badge trades out its signature cats-eye design for a debossed metal logo embellishment that combines “23” and a Jumpman logo. The podular midsole is also dressed in all black, and an ever-so-slight translucent outline on the outsole adds just enough contrast. If you want to walk across the stage in style this spring, or you just need an elegant pair of kicks, you’ll be able to grab these 13s for $200 at the retailers listed below on April 27th.
Air Jordan 13
Release Date: April 27th, 2019
$200
Color: Black/Black-Black
Style Code: 414571-012
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