About Air Jordan 2 (II) 1994 Retro White - Red - Black
Almost 10 years after the success of the first Air Jordan to release, Nike felt it was time to Retro some of the oldies but goodies. One pair from the Nike Air Jordan archives is the Air Jordan Retro 1994 II (2) White – Red – Black.
When the Air Jordan Retro 1994 2 (II) White – Red – Black released, they pretty much collected dust, due to the $100 price tag, and Michael Jordan did not currently wear them in the NBA (nor was he playing). Sadly, the Air Jordan Retro 1994 2 (II) White – Red – Black went to discount racks and sold for $19.99 a piece.
When the Air Jordan Retro 1994 2 (II) White – Red – Black released, they pretty much collected dust, due to the $100 price tag, and Michael Jordan did not currently wear them in the NBA (nor was he playing). Sadly, the Air Jordan Retro 1994 2 (II) White – Red – Black went to discount racks and sold for $19.99 a piece.
Newest Cheap Air Jordan 2 (II)
Air Jordan 2 (II) 1994 Retro Low White - Red - Black$56.00
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Air Jordan 2 (II) Retro Low White Black - Varsity Red$56.00
Air Jordan 2 (II) Retro Low White Metallic Silver - Varsity Maize$56.00
Air Jordan 2 (II) Retro Low White University Blue - Black$56.00
About Air Jordan 2 (II)
The Air Jordan 2 was released in 1986/87 with a retail price of $105. The Air Jordan 2 was designed by Bruce Kilgore and Peter Moore. Like its predecessor, the Air Jordan 2's showed great innovation in design. The low-tops were produced in Italy, although no 2's were ever designed with black leather until the Nu' Retro release in 2003 and the Black/Chrome Retro+ release in 2004. The Jordan retro 2 were the last Air Jordan shoes to carry the Jordan Wings insignia. These shoes were also the first Air Jordan's to not have the "Swoosh" logo on the side or anywhere else on the shoe. The Air Jordan 2's were retroed in 1994 in small amounts and sold very poorly, finding themselves on discount racks at Footlocker or other shoe stores around the country.