About Air Jordan 2009 (2K9) White Metallic Silver - Black
Jordan lovers could not ask for a better day for the release of the Air Jordan 2009 (2K9) White / Metallic Silver – Black, February 14th 2009. Or as most of us know it as, St. Valentine’s day. This general release Air Jordan 2K9 (2009) line hits hard with its dominantly white upper. The Jordan 2K9 (2009) White Stealth’s retail price tag was $190.
The Jordan 2K9 (2009) White Stealth is ready for the court with its Articulated Propulsion Technology, which is most famous for its use on the prosthetic limbs of Olympic athletes. The satin sheets on the side panels are inspired by those worn by fencers, reminding players that defense is of utmost importance on the court. The Air Jordan 2009 (2K9) White / Metallic Silver – Black looks good off court too with its simple, futuristic look.
The Jordan 2K9 (2009) White Stealth is ready for the court with its Articulated Propulsion Technology, which is most famous for its use on the prosthetic limbs of Olympic athletes. The satin sheets on the side panels are inspired by those worn by fencers, reminding players that defense is of utmost importance on the court. The Air Jordan 2009 (2K9) White / Metallic Silver – Black looks good off court too with its simple, futuristic look.
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About Air Jordan 2009
This new edition to the Jordan family was released on January 31, 2009. Only 2009 pairs were released throughout the country. The USA received 1005 while overseas received 1004. The Air Jordan 2009 was designed by Jason Mayden. It somewhat resembles the Air Jordan 14. This shoe was inspired by fencing. It features a small green-blue diamond on the top of the shoe. The special edition retailed for $230, while the regular models will retail for $190.
The New 2009 Air Jordan line was showcased from February 12, 2009 to February 14, 2009 at Metrocenter Mall in Phoenix, Arizona as part of NBA All-Star Weekend. Team Jordan athletes Jayson Mayden and Jadakiss made special appearances to sign autographs. It is called the 2009, as the traditional numbering of shoes discontinued with the previous model, the Air Jordan XX3/XXIII (which coincides with Michael Jordan's main number being 23).