About Air Jordan 1 Retro Kids' Shoe White Natural Yellow
The Air Jordan I brought a new attitude to the game of basketball. Wear the shoe that was so hot, it was banned from the NBA. With the explosion of the lifestyle sneaker market, we're seeing increasingly high-quality palettes on both sides of the gender divide, so a little pink every now and again is a good thing. Check out this new Air Jordan 1 Retro High for kids and ladies, a shoe whose colorblocking might remind you of the Nike Air Max 90 'Infrared', save the feminine accents. Check out more shots after the jump and look for these at Jordan Brand retailers such as CitySole soon.
Newest Cheap Air Jordan 1 (I)
Air Jordan 1 (I) High Retro Doernbecher Black Vivid Blue - White - Varsity Maize$56.00
Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Armed Forces Military Medium Brown Urban Haze - Hay - Anthracite$56.00
Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Armed Forces Military Pearl White Hay Walnut$56.00
Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Barons Away Opening Day Black White - Silver - Dark Charcoal$56.00
Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Barons Home Opening Day White Black - Silver$56.00
Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Hare - Easter Bunny Light Silver White - True Red$56.00
About Air Jordan 1 (I)
Designed by Peter Moore, Nike released the sneakers in 1985, the Air Jordan I pair of sneakers was considered a breakthrough in basketball shoe design, although its design was improved upon later with the Nike Dunk. The shoes are similar to the Air Force 1 highs but without the strap and Jordan logo. The shoe initially gained a great deal of publicity and interest because its vibrant black and red color violated the league's uniform rules and because Michael was fined five thousand dollars every time he wore the shoes during a game. Nonetheless, other companies scrambled to emulate the design and introducing knock-off brands of the Air Jordan line. In 1994 the Air Jordan 1 was re-released. The Air Jordan has been the most reproduced retro with over 90 colorways.
Jordan was wearing the Air Jordan I when he scored a league playoff-high 63 points against the Boston Celtics in the 1986 NBA Playoffs.