2017年11月29日星期三
at the Air Jordan 9 ‘LA’ and 'bred' and 'Glove' releaseing on 2018
fist one Air Jordan 9 LA is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers during All-Star Weekend which will take place in February 2018,next one The ‘Bred’ Air Jordan 9 will release at select Jordan Brand retailers on March 10th, 2018. last one Brown Leather Air Jordan 9 Baseball Glove retailers on 2018.Below you can see more and more infomation.
1.Air Jordan 9 LA 302370-021 Releasing in February 2018
The Air Jordan 9 ‘LA’ is part of Jordan Brand’s releases for All-Star Weekend 2018 which will take place in Los Angeles, California.
Looking closer, this Air Jordan 9 comes dressed in a Black, Summit White and Metallic Gold color combination. On the mudguard and heel is White tumbled leather while Black nubuck is applied to the uppers. Following we have Metallic Gold accents and a translucent outsole. Finishing the look is a map of Los Angeles on the insoles.
The Air Jordan 9 LA is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers during All-Star Weekend which will take place in February 2018. Retail price will be $190.
2.Brown Leather Air Jordan 9 Baseball Glove retailers on 2018
Air Jordan 9 Brown Leather Baseball Glove is apart of a new pack from Jordan Brand which will release alongside the Black edition. Michael Jordan had a short stint in baseball playing for the Birmingham Barons and the Brand continues to pay homage to his legacy in the sport.
This Air Jordan 9 is similar to that of the previous baseball inspired release which will feature the number 35 on the heel, woven lacing on the panels and heel just like a baseball glove and raw finished laces. Making this pair different is Brown leather used across the uppers. Completing the look is a White midsole, Jumpman branding and striped insole.
Here is where things get interesting. Rumor has it that each pair you purchase will be wrapped in plastic, similar to that of baseball cards. You won’t know which pair you will get until you actually open the packaging. This could also lead to be trading just like back in the days with baseball cards.
3.Air Jordan 9 Bred 302370-014 retailers on March 10th, 2018.
The Air Jordan 9 ‘Bred’ is apart of Jordan release date 2018 and adds to the growing Air Jordan 9 lineup.
This Air Jordan 9 touches on the classic releases we have seen which comes dressed in a Black, Anthracite and University Red color theme. Taking over the shoes is Black which runs across the uppers, midsole and almost everywhere else. Constructed with a mixture of leather and patent leather, University Red lands on the Jumpman branding, tongue and heel. Completing the look is Anthracite across the outsole.The ‘Bred’ Air Jordan 9 will release at select Jordan Brand retailers on March 10th, 2018. Upon its release, retail price will be $190.
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2017年11月28日星期二
Jordan Brand Released the Air Jordan 11 ‘Win Like 96’ with Santa Claus
Jordan Brand will officially release the Air Jordan 11 ‘Win Like 96’ on December 9th. However Jordan Brand sold pairs early via Nike SNKRS which gave many the chance to get them without hassle.
During 1996, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls took on the Seattle Supersonics, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic and New York Knicks. Paying tribute, Jordan Brand dressed up as Santa Claus in those cities while wearing the Air Jordan 11s at malls to sell the shoes.
This release pays homage to Michael Jordan’s time with the Chicago Bulls and their iconic record.
this Air Jordan 11 comes dressed in a Gym Red, White and Black color combination. The entire uppers are dressed in Red which includes the leather, mesh and patent leather. Following we have Black on the Jumpman and on the heel. Other details includes White on the midsole and a translucent outsole.
The Air Jordan 11 Win Like 96 is set to release at select Jordan Brand retailers including online at Nike.com or newjordans2018.com in full family sizing on December 9th, 2017.
Not only did Santa Claus wear the this Air Jordan 11 , but he sat in front of a huge Air Jordan 11 box. At the locations there were cards that featured an image to unlock the shoes via the SNKRS App’s camera. If you didn’t attend the event and you had access to the image, you could still unlock the shoes at home.
During 1996, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls took on the Seattle Supersonics, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic and New York Knicks. Paying tribute, Jordan Brand dressed up as Santa Claus in those cities while wearing the Air Jordan 11s at malls to sell the shoes.
This release pays homage to Michael Jordan’s time with the Chicago Bulls and their iconic record.
this Air Jordan 11 comes dressed in a Gym Red, White and Black color combination. The entire uppers are dressed in Red which includes the leather, mesh and patent leather. Following we have Black on the Jumpman and on the heel. Other details includes White on the midsole and a translucent outsole.
The Air Jordan 11 Win Like 96 is set to release at select Jordan Brand retailers including online at Nike.com or newjordans2018.com in full family sizing on December 9th, 2017.
Not only did Santa Claus wear the this Air Jordan 11 , but he sat in front of a huge Air Jordan 11 box. At the locations there were cards that featured an image to unlock the shoes via the SNKRS App’s camera. If you didn’t attend the event and you had access to the image, you could still unlock the shoes at home.
Nike Zoom KD 10 Performance Reviews
Now, the KD 10 is here, and with some tweaks and turns, it looks like Nike Basketball addressed some issues the KD 9 had. Or did it? Let’s go…
It’s no secret to kd10sale.com readers and followers that the KD 9 was a favorite on this site in 2016. One of our reviewers actually picked it as the number one performer. Yes, there seemed to be some issues with the bridge between the Zoom units under the toes, bags have popped, and outsoles peeled off. But for pure performance, it was a tough shoe to beat.
With this model of the KD 10 we get a circular pattern based on the impact points of the foot. Nike has loved the circle as a pattern, dating back to the Air Force I/Jordan I days, and when done right, it works. The KD 10 was close, so close.
I never experienced any straight slipping in moves or game play, but there wasn’t a bite — that point when your foot just grabs and stops during a change of direction or cutting. The Curry 3 was this way too; it stopped well, but it was a smooth stop and not a toe-jamming brake job.
On offense, moving toward the basket, there was no delay or problems. Running off cuts or in defensive stance felt a little slow because I was making sure the grip was there. I prefer a traction that stops on a dime and allows complete confidence in staying in front in defense and not slipping out on crossovers (kind of like Kyrie – I said kind of), but if your game is more KD — pull ups, step backs, straight ahead drives — the KD 10 should work fine, which makes sense, since the shoe is his.
Oh yeah, this colorway features translucent rubber. Translucent isn’t always a bad thing, but it does tend to be softer than solid rubber. Same here, because I would not recommend these for rough courts. The outsole is soft and will wear down, leaving you literally playing on Air.
The best thing about the last three KD models? Lovely, segmented, full-length Max Zoom Air. Not much changed from the 9, so here goes: this is the way Zoom should feel, all day, every day. Some shoes aren’t built to handle this much Air, but oh well. Controlled bounce is the accurate description — for the KD 9. The KD 10? The bounce went away.
Don’t get frowny-faced because the impact protection is still there and works great, the transition is still smooth and flows, and the response is quick. It just doesn’t have that springy feel of the 9, which for some also brought a feeling of instability. With that bounce lessened, the KD 10 is a much more stable ride, especially in the forefoot. Impact protection, for that reason, may even be a little better in the KD 10, with that added stability making off-balance landings feel a little safer underfoot. Overall, bad knees, bad ankles, bad back — nothing was hurting after playing four to five full court games a day, but that special bounce was missed.
Flyknit — everywhere you look,everywhere you feel, the KD 10 is covered in Flyknit, except at the heel straps. Soft, pliable, comfy, and form-fitting, the upper of the KD is what the future of Flyknit in basketball should be, with one slight change.
The knit in high-stress areas should be a little tighter, especially with a lacing system like the 10, to help with lateral stability and support (more on that later). The tongue area is a stretchier knit pattern, letting even semi-wide footers enjoy the shoe (really wide are out of luck here). No nylon backing in the forefoot, no mesh areas around the heel, just pure, unadulterated, lovely yarn.
Thick sculpted padding rounds out the inside of the heel area to keep the lockdown going and provides a nice and soft alternative to the heel counter rubbing through the ‘Knit. Overall, this is the best use of Flyknit in basketball Shoes, ever.
The heel area takes it back to the old school with a sueded strap wrapping up over the last loop, tying the heel and foot into the shoe with a little more stiffness and stability. It isn’t crazy structured, it’s just enough to feel a little more secure. One note: the Swoosh has been coming off of some pairs, mine included, so maybe wait until later colorways to see if that is fixed.
The one area that is, without a doubt, vastly improved from the KD 9 is the fit. The 9 was a slim water ski with laces and it seemed to be the main debatable point of any shoe last year. Even us WearTesters had some issues with trying to recommend sizing (some stayed true, some went up a half size, some went down a half size). The KD 10 widens the last in the forefoot, and by using softer Flyknit, the shoe is easier to get on and wear for all foot shapes.
The containment is not as strong due to these factors, but the rope lacing tries hard to bridge the gap. Extremely wide-footers will probably still have not get an invitation to the party, but normal width people will wear pointy hats and eat cake.
The fit in the rest of the shoe is almost perfect. The lacing system really does pull the shoe tight, but watch out — too tight and the pain is real, especially in the arch area. The straps pull up from the midsole and cut right into the foot, so after a couple of games you will feel some hurt in that area. No worries, loosen them up and go. The KD 10, much like the KD 9, doesn’t need to be laced straight-jacket tight to achieve lockdown. The heel has a thick area of padding just below the top line of the ankle, wrapping the foot in and stopping any sliding up and down.
As for length, again, I like about a thumb’s width at the end of my shoes (about a half-inch), and TTS fit me perfect. A half-size down, with the softer toebox, would work great if you want no room in the end, but the reports of a whole size down? Crazy. Stay TTS or at the most half down.
Well, the cushioning is fantastic. However, the support is adequate. There are no serious structures to prevent rollover, no straps or chains or bridge cables, just a good fit, wide base, and solid heel counter.
If you get the right size then support will get you through your games just fine, unless you have some ailments that require more. The Zoom being less bouncy definitely makes landings more stable — off-center rebounds were held up and pushed back upright, while lateral movements were smoother without the Zoom deforming as much and rebounding.
The midfoot arch area is slightly higher than a normal shoe but not so much to cause pain; it’s just enough to keep your foot from pronating and hurting yourself. The heel counter is real, and the lacing system coupled with the heel saddle (the suede part) pull you into the shoe and give the KD 10 a feeling of riding lower than it does.
The one thing the KD10 needs is the midsole sidewalls to come up over the foot a bit. The knit is just too soft for proper containment from the upper, and the laces are strong, but if the midsole wrapped up along the sides to give the foot a starting block man, that would be golden.
This is tough. There were such minor changes to my favorite shoe of 2016, but those changes affected the play in a major way. The Zoom is toned down, for good and bad. The materials are definitely improved, unless you like a tighter knit for containment. The looks — let’s face it, this is a beautiful shoe. But the traction slid a little (see it?) and the overall playability seemed a step back from the KD 9.
If you enjoyed the 9, definitely try the 10, because it is an incredibly responsive and cushioned ride that uses Flyknit like it should be used, with a great fit to boot. If you are a super-quick guard that needs killer traction, well, it might work for you, but if it doesn’t, we told you so. If you are a player like KD — smooth, scoring from anywhere, can D up positions 1-5, the KD 10 could be perfect.
Overall, the small changes are appreciated. Too many times we have seen a great technology, like the segmented Zoom here, be used for a year or season and get scrapped. This stuff is magic, once they get the bridge tearing problem fixed. Remember — evolution, not revolution. And on KD’s feet, it will be televised on kd10sale.com
It’s no secret to kd10sale.com readers and followers that the KD 9 was a favorite on this site in 2016. One of our reviewers actually picked it as the number one performer. Yes, there seemed to be some issues with the bridge between the Zoom units under the toes, bags have popped, and outsoles peeled off. But for pure performance, it was a tough shoe to beat.
With this model of the KD 10 we get a circular pattern based on the impact points of the foot. Nike has loved the circle as a pattern, dating back to the Air Force I/Jordan I days, and when done right, it works. The KD 10 was close, so close.
I never experienced any straight slipping in moves or game play, but there wasn’t a bite — that point when your foot just grabs and stops during a change of direction or cutting. The Curry 3 was this way too; it stopped well, but it was a smooth stop and not a toe-jamming brake job.
On offense, moving toward the basket, there was no delay or problems. Running off cuts or in defensive stance felt a little slow because I was making sure the grip was there. I prefer a traction that stops on a dime and allows complete confidence in staying in front in defense and not slipping out on crossovers (kind of like Kyrie – I said kind of), but if your game is more KD — pull ups, step backs, straight ahead drives — the KD 10 should work fine, which makes sense, since the shoe is his.
Oh yeah, this colorway features translucent rubber. Translucent isn’t always a bad thing, but it does tend to be softer than solid rubber. Same here, because I would not recommend these for rough courts. The outsole is soft and will wear down, leaving you literally playing on Air.
The best thing about the last three KD models? Lovely, segmented, full-length Max Zoom Air. Not much changed from the 9, so here goes: this is the way Zoom should feel, all day, every day. Some shoes aren’t built to handle this much Air, but oh well. Controlled bounce is the accurate description — for the KD 9. The KD 10? The bounce went away.
Don’t get frowny-faced because the impact protection is still there and works great, the transition is still smooth and flows, and the response is quick. It just doesn’t have that springy feel of the 9, which for some also brought a feeling of instability. With that bounce lessened, the KD 10 is a much more stable ride, especially in the forefoot. Impact protection, for that reason, may even be a little better in the KD 10, with that added stability making off-balance landings feel a little safer underfoot. Overall, bad knees, bad ankles, bad back — nothing was hurting after playing four to five full court games a day, but that special bounce was missed.
Flyknit — everywhere you look,everywhere you feel, the KD 10 is covered in Flyknit, except at the heel straps. Soft, pliable, comfy, and form-fitting, the upper of the KD is what the future of Flyknit in basketball should be, with one slight change.
The knit in high-stress areas should be a little tighter, especially with a lacing system like the 10, to help with lateral stability and support (more on that later). The tongue area is a stretchier knit pattern, letting even semi-wide footers enjoy the shoe (really wide are out of luck here). No nylon backing in the forefoot, no mesh areas around the heel, just pure, unadulterated, lovely yarn.
Thick sculpted padding rounds out the inside of the heel area to keep the lockdown going and provides a nice and soft alternative to the heel counter rubbing through the ‘Knit. Overall, this is the best use of Flyknit in basketball Shoes, ever.
The heel area takes it back to the old school with a sueded strap wrapping up over the last loop, tying the heel and foot into the shoe with a little more stiffness and stability. It isn’t crazy structured, it’s just enough to feel a little more secure. One note: the Swoosh has been coming off of some pairs, mine included, so maybe wait until later colorways to see if that is fixed.
The one area that is, without a doubt, vastly improved from the KD 9 is the fit. The 9 was a slim water ski with laces and it seemed to be the main debatable point of any shoe last year. Even us WearTesters had some issues with trying to recommend sizing (some stayed true, some went up a half size, some went down a half size). The KD 10 widens the last in the forefoot, and by using softer Flyknit, the shoe is easier to get on and wear for all foot shapes.
The containment is not as strong due to these factors, but the rope lacing tries hard to bridge the gap. Extremely wide-footers will probably still have not get an invitation to the party, but normal width people will wear pointy hats and eat cake.
The fit in the rest of the shoe is almost perfect. The lacing system really does pull the shoe tight, but watch out — too tight and the pain is real, especially in the arch area. The straps pull up from the midsole and cut right into the foot, so after a couple of games you will feel some hurt in that area. No worries, loosen them up and go. The KD 10, much like the KD 9, doesn’t need to be laced straight-jacket tight to achieve lockdown. The heel has a thick area of padding just below the top line of the ankle, wrapping the foot in and stopping any sliding up and down.
As for length, again, I like about a thumb’s width at the end of my shoes (about a half-inch), and TTS fit me perfect. A half-size down, with the softer toebox, would work great if you want no room in the end, but the reports of a whole size down? Crazy. Stay TTS or at the most half down.
Well, the cushioning is fantastic. However, the support is adequate. There are no serious structures to prevent rollover, no straps or chains or bridge cables, just a good fit, wide base, and solid heel counter.
If you get the right size then support will get you through your games just fine, unless you have some ailments that require more. The Zoom being less bouncy definitely makes landings more stable — off-center rebounds were held up and pushed back upright, while lateral movements were smoother without the Zoom deforming as much and rebounding.
The midfoot arch area is slightly higher than a normal shoe but not so much to cause pain; it’s just enough to keep your foot from pronating and hurting yourself. The heel counter is real, and the lacing system coupled with the heel saddle (the suede part) pull you into the shoe and give the KD 10 a feeling of riding lower than it does.
The one thing the KD10 needs is the midsole sidewalls to come up over the foot a bit. The knit is just too soft for proper containment from the upper, and the laces are strong, but if the midsole wrapped up along the sides to give the foot a starting block man, that would be golden.
This is tough. There were such minor changes to my favorite shoe of 2016, but those changes affected the play in a major way. The Zoom is toned down, for good and bad. The materials are definitely improved, unless you like a tighter knit for containment. The looks — let’s face it, this is a beautiful shoe. But the traction slid a little (see it?) and the overall playability seemed a step back from the KD 9.
If you enjoyed the 9, definitely try the 10, because it is an incredibly responsive and cushioned ride that uses Flyknit like it should be used, with a great fit to boot. If you are a super-quick guard that needs killer traction, well, it might work for you, but if it doesn’t, we told you so. If you are a player like KD — smooth, scoring from anywhere, can D up positions 1-5, the KD 10 could be perfect.
Overall, the small changes are appreciated. Too many times we have seen a great technology, like the segmented Zoom here, be used for a year or season and get scrapped. This stuff is magic, once they get the bridge tearing problem fixed. Remember — evolution, not revolution. And on KD’s feet, it will be televised on kd10sale.com
2017年11月27日星期一
Frist look: Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3 Gold’ and 'Game Royal'
1.Air Jordan 1 ‘Game Royal’ retailers during February 2018
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Game Royal’ takes on the same color blocking approach of the Chicago edition which will debut during February 2018.
This Air Jordan 1 comes dressed in a Game Royal, Summit White and Black color combination but the highlight is the color blocking which mimics that of the iconic ‘Chicago’ release. Featuring Game Royal on the overlays while constructed with leather, White lands on the panels, toe box and midsole. Finishing the look is Black on Nike Air branding, Wings, laces and Nike Swoosh while Game Royal Blue lands on the outsole.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Game Royal will release at select Jordan Release Dates 2018 . Once available the retail price will be $160.
2.Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3 Gold’ releases at ComplexCon
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3 Gold’ first releases at jordans 2018 and now will have a wider release taking place on Cyber Monday, November 27th.
Using the iconic Air Jordan 1 silhouette as a canvas, many colorways have come to represent stories much bigger than just a style code. When combined with the right energy, grouping together colorways can accomplish more than just paying tribute to past favorites; it can create a new classic altogether.
Following the instant success of the Air Jordan 1 Top 3 Pick in 2016 comes a reimagination of three popular Gold, Black and White-based models. First released at newjordans2018.com, this interpretation of the Jordan 1 features a sleek patent leather on the upper.
The Air Jordan 1 Top 3 Gold is scheduled to release on Cyber Monday, November 27th at select retailers which you can see below. Retail price will be $160.Once we have additional information, we will make sure to provide you with update
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Game Royal’ takes on the same color blocking approach of the Chicago edition which will debut during February 2018.
This Air Jordan 1 comes dressed in a Game Royal, Summit White and Black color combination but the highlight is the color blocking which mimics that of the iconic ‘Chicago’ release. Featuring Game Royal on the overlays while constructed with leather, White lands on the panels, toe box and midsole. Finishing the look is Black on Nike Air branding, Wings, laces and Nike Swoosh while Game Royal Blue lands on the outsole.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Game Royal will release at select Jordan Release Dates 2018 . Once available the retail price will be $160.
2.Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3 Gold’ releases at ComplexCon
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3 Gold’ first releases at jordans 2018 and now will have a wider release taking place on Cyber Monday, November 27th.
Using the iconic Air Jordan 1 silhouette as a canvas, many colorways have come to represent stories much bigger than just a style code. When combined with the right energy, grouping together colorways can accomplish more than just paying tribute to past favorites; it can create a new classic altogether.
Following the instant success of the Air Jordan 1 Top 3 Pick in 2016 comes a reimagination of three popular Gold, Black and White-based models. First released at newjordans2018.com, this interpretation of the Jordan 1 features a sleek patent leather on the upper.
The Air Jordan 1 Top 3 Gold is scheduled to release on Cyber Monday, November 27th at select retailers which you can see below. Retail price will be $160.Once we have additional information, we will make sure to provide you with update
2017年11月23日星期四
Nike KD 10 'Multi-Color' and 'University Red' releasing on holiday 2017
The Nike KD 10 (X) first releasde on May 26th, 2017. The KD 10 for sale will debut in various colorways throughout the year and here is where you can find out the latest updates. The KD10 will retail for $150 which is constructed with a Flyknit upper which is said to be the best used on a basketball shoe to date.Always ready to play, always ready to compete, Kevin Durant's tenth shoe is as versatile and responsive as KD. Zoned Flyknit provides breathability and stretch, while Nike Zoom Air cushioning returns impact energy back to your foot for ultra-responsiveness.
1.Nike KD 10 Multi-Color Release on December 7th.
During the month of December Nike Basketball is set to release the new Nike KD 10 ‘Multi-Color’.
This Nike KD 10 comes dressed in a Multi-Color, Black, Cool Grey and White color combination. The base features Flyknit throughout which utilizes the Multicolor theme. Following we have Grey which lands on the overlay, laces, tongue and collar area. Other details includes Black on the Nike Swoosh while White covers the midsole and outsole.
The Nike KD 10 Multi-Color is scheduled to release at select Nike Basketball on December 7th. Retail price will be $150. Below you can check out another image for a better look. Make sure to visit the comments section with your thoughts.
2.Nike KD 10 University Red Release November 10th, 2017.
Another kids exclusive Nike KD 10 from Nike Basketball is on the way. Releasing during the month of November, the latest comes highlighted in University Red.
Looking closer, this Nike KD 10 comes dressed in a Black, Metallic Gold, University Red and Bright Crimson color combination. As you can see Black runs across the base while White lands on the laces, overlay and midsole. Following we have Metallic Gold applied to the Nike Swoosh and KD branding while a translucent outsole completes the look.
The Nike KD 10 University Red is scheduled to release at select Nike Basketball retailers including online at Nike.com exclusively in kids sizing on November 10th, 2017. Once available the retail price will be $125. Continue to scroll below to check out more images which will provide you with a closer look.
It's been ten years since Kevin Durant joined the Nike family. As he's matured both on and off the court, his shoes have evolved and his partnership with the Nike design team has continued to grow.
Today he's part of the process from conception to completion,working through every detail to improve on-court performance and tell unique stories through colors and graphics. "This evolution with Nike, to be on my tenth shoe . . . it's a dream come true," KD says.
1.Nike KD 10 Multi-Color Release on December 7th.
During the month of December Nike Basketball is set to release the new Nike KD 10 ‘Multi-Color’.
This Nike KD 10 comes dressed in a Multi-Color, Black, Cool Grey and White color combination. The base features Flyknit throughout which utilizes the Multicolor theme. Following we have Grey which lands on the overlay, laces, tongue and collar area. Other details includes Black on the Nike Swoosh while White covers the midsole and outsole.
The Nike KD 10 Multi-Color is scheduled to release at select Nike Basketball on December 7th. Retail price will be $150. Below you can check out another image for a better look. Make sure to visit the comments section with your thoughts.
2.Nike KD 10 University Red Release November 10th, 2017.
Another kids exclusive Nike KD 10 from Nike Basketball is on the way. Releasing during the month of November, the latest comes highlighted in University Red.
Looking closer, this Nike KD 10 comes dressed in a Black, Metallic Gold, University Red and Bright Crimson color combination. As you can see Black runs across the base while White lands on the laces, overlay and midsole. Following we have Metallic Gold applied to the Nike Swoosh and KD branding while a translucent outsole completes the look.
The Nike KD 10 University Red is scheduled to release at select Nike Basketball retailers including online at Nike.com exclusively in kids sizing on November 10th, 2017. Once available the retail price will be $125. Continue to scroll below to check out more images which will provide you with a closer look.
It's been ten years since Kevin Durant joined the Nike family. As he's matured both on and off the court, his shoes have evolved and his partnership with the Nike design team has continued to grow.
Today he's part of the process from conception to completion,working through every detail to improve on-court performance and tell unique stories through colors and graphics. "This evolution with Nike, to be on my tenth shoe . . . it's a dream come true," KD says.
2017年11月21日星期二
Air jordan 1 gatorade 'blue' and 'cyber' and 'orange' are releasing christmas 2017
1.Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Cyber Release Date
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Cyber’ is added to the Air Jordan 1 collection which is inspired by classic Gatorade flavors.
This Air Jordan 1 features Cyber throughout which is similar to a highlighter Yellow. Constructed with leather throughout, Orange lands on the Nike Air branding on the tongue label, Gatorade lightning bolt is applied by the heel while co-branding lands on the insoles. Other details includes a translucent outsole showcasing the Gatorade logo and comes with three sets of laces. They will also feature ‘Be Like Mike’ on the inside of the tongue. Each will come with an Orange hangtag, ‘Like Mike’ box and a Gatorade x Jordan Brand towel.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Cyber is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers including online at Nike.com on December 26th, 2017. Retail price is set at $175. Continue to scroll below for additional images which will give you a detailed look.
2.Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Orange Peel Release Date
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Orange Peel’ is part of Jordan Brand’s Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Collection. Four other colorways will release which is inspired by classic Gatorade flavors.
This Air Jordan 1 features Orange Peel throughout. Looking closer they are constructed with leather while Nike Air branding lands on the tongues. Following we have the Gatorade lightning bolt logo on the heel while both Gatorade and Nike branding lands on the insoles. Each pair will feature a special ‘Like Mike’ box.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Orange Peel is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers on December 26th, 2017
3.Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Blue Lagoon Release Date
Jordan Brand will release a full collection with Gatorade which includes the Air Jordan 1. One pair launching during December is known as the Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Blue Lagoon’.
This pack is inspired by the original Gatorade flavors while this Air Jordan 1 is covered in ‘Blue Lagoon’. Looking closer they feature leather throughout while Orange is applied to the Nike Air on the tongue an Gatorade lightning bolt by the heel. Completing the look is the Gatorade logo on one insole while the other features Nike Air.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Blue Lagoon will release at select Jordan Brand retailers on December 26th, 2017. Retail price is set at $175. Once we have more information we will make sure to update you on new jordans 2018
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Cyber’ is added to the Air Jordan 1 collection which is inspired by classic Gatorade flavors.
This Air Jordan 1 features Cyber throughout which is similar to a highlighter Yellow. Constructed with leather throughout, Orange lands on the Nike Air branding on the tongue label, Gatorade lightning bolt is applied by the heel while co-branding lands on the insoles. Other details includes a translucent outsole showcasing the Gatorade logo and comes with three sets of laces. They will also feature ‘Be Like Mike’ on the inside of the tongue. Each will come with an Orange hangtag, ‘Like Mike’ box and a Gatorade x Jordan Brand towel.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Cyber is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers including online at Nike.com on December 26th, 2017. Retail price is set at $175. Continue to scroll below for additional images which will give you a detailed look.
2.Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Orange Peel Release Date
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Orange Peel’ is part of Jordan Brand’s Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Collection. Four other colorways will release which is inspired by classic Gatorade flavors.
This Air Jordan 1 features Orange Peel throughout. Looking closer they are constructed with leather while Nike Air branding lands on the tongues. Following we have the Gatorade lightning bolt logo on the heel while both Gatorade and Nike branding lands on the insoles. Each pair will feature a special ‘Like Mike’ box.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Orange Peel is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers on December 26th, 2017
3.Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Blue Lagoon Release Date
Jordan Brand will release a full collection with Gatorade which includes the Air Jordan 1. One pair launching during December is known as the Air Jordan 1 Gatorade ‘Blue Lagoon’.
This pack is inspired by the original Gatorade flavors while this Air Jordan 1 is covered in ‘Blue Lagoon’. Looking closer they feature leather throughout while Orange is applied to the Nike Air on the tongue an Gatorade lightning bolt by the heel. Completing the look is the Gatorade logo on one insole while the other features Nike Air.
The Air Jordan 1 Gatorade Blue Lagoon will release at select Jordan Brand retailers on December 26th, 2017. Retail price is set at $175. Once we have more information we will make sure to update you on new jordans 2018
2017年11月20日星期一
Two Popular Air Jordan 1 'Bred Toe' and 'Off-White' Release in 2018
As of now, the lineup includes Air Jordans 1 and as announced earlier, the "Bred Toe " and Off-White Air Jordans Release in 2018. No photos of the other retros exist at the moment, but we'll keep you updated in the months ahead.
Find out the Air Jordan release dates you need to know below.
1.Air Jordan 1 Bred Toe Release Date release at 2018
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Bred Toe’ is par of Jordan Brand’s 2018 lineup. Next year will be one of the strongest releases for the Air Jordan 1 while the ‘Bred Toe’ will debut during February.
This Air Jordan 1 comes dressed in a Gym Red, Black and Summit White color combination. Constructed with leather throughout, the quality is said to be that of the iconic ‘Shattered Backboard’ release. Looking closer the color blocking mimics that of the ‘Black Toe’ release while featuring a ‘Red Toe’ and Black on the tongue.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Bred Toe is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers during February 2018. Retail price will be $160. and Code is :555088-610
2.Off-White Air Jordan 1 White release in 2018
While the first release featured the iconic Chicago theme, Virgil’s upcoming Air Jordan 1 collaboration will come dressed in White. In addition they have the unfinished – unconstructed look. Following is Black writing, Blue stitching on the Nike Swoosh and the standard Orange tab.
At the time of writing a release date for the Off-White Air Jordan 1 White has yet to be announced. However they are expected to launch sometime in 2018 at select retailers. Once available the retail price will be $190.
Once we have more information we will make sure to update you, and code is AQ0818-100.GO to Kd 10 for sale Visit the comments section below and let us know your thoughts on this upcoming collaboration,
Find out the Air Jordan release dates you need to know below.
1.Air Jordan 1 Bred Toe Release Date release at 2018
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Bred Toe’ is par of Jordan Brand’s 2018 lineup. Next year will be one of the strongest releases for the Air Jordan 1 while the ‘Bred Toe’ will debut during February.
This Air Jordan 1 comes dressed in a Gym Red, Black and Summit White color combination. Constructed with leather throughout, the quality is said to be that of the iconic ‘Shattered Backboard’ release. Looking closer the color blocking mimics that of the ‘Black Toe’ release while featuring a ‘Red Toe’ and Black on the tongue.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Bred Toe is scheduled to release at select Jordan Brand retailers during February 2018. Retail price will be $160. and Code is :555088-610
2.Off-White Air Jordan 1 White release in 2018
While the first release featured the iconic Chicago theme, Virgil’s upcoming Air Jordan 1 collaboration will come dressed in White. In addition they have the unfinished – unconstructed look. Following is Black writing, Blue stitching on the Nike Swoosh and the standard Orange tab.
At the time of writing a release date for the Off-White Air Jordan 1 White has yet to be announced. However they are expected to launch sometime in 2018 at select retailers. Once available the retail price will be $190.
Once we have more information we will make sure to update you, and code is AQ0818-100.GO to Kd 10 for sale Visit the comments section below and let us know your thoughts on this upcoming collaboration,
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