Nike released several variations of the Air Jordan IV
In 2006, Nike released several variations of the retro jordan 6 , including “Mars Blackmons” (“Red” IV’s with Spike Lee’s alter ego on the heel),[2] “Military Blues”,[3] and the $500 “Thunder and Lightning” package. Also released the Mist blue color and all white and all black.These particular variations of the shoe also takes part in the inspiration of the Air Jordan Spiz’ike (the shoe’s side-lace strap).The Air Jordan Retro 4 in its widely sought out White/Cement color way is rumored to be a 2011 retro release.
Today we are opening up our vault and making available to the public something special from our sneaker stash. On May 7th, Nice Kicks will host a special vault release of the retro jordan 7 Steel Greythat released exactly 5 years ago in May of 2005.For this special release,there will be hosting a party that kicks off at 10PM before the shoes go on sale at 11:59PM.Music will be covered by DJ Dontizl and drinks will be available to those 21 and up with valid ID by Red Bull and Tito Handmade Vodka.Only 17 pairs of the Steel Greyare available from sizes 9.5-13, but in store will be a special selection of other limited Air Jordans from the vault.
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,[1] although its design was improved upon later with the Nike Dunk. 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. The Air Jordan IV shoe was first released in 1989, designed once again by Tinker Hatfield. It became the first Jordan shoe released on the global market, with some exceptions. The Air Jordan IV cushioning sole and design helped to make the shoe an international bestseller.
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