Latest Jordans News provides a vibrant "white/green" iteration for its Air Jordan 1 center court, very similar to Adidas' Stan Smith. The "Air Jordan" brand is exposed on the top of the shoe, covering a smooth suede tongue. Most of the body remains white, covered with perforations from the ankle to the toy box. There is a vibrant cloud pattern on the back, and the green suede heel label is printed with the Jordan brand's winged "Air Jordan" logo. All these details rest in a retro-inspired cream midsole to complete the smallest color scheme. In between, you will find tumbling leather panels covering the bottom impact area, such as the toe box, side walls and middle panels, as well as the polyester part. Jordan Brand actually installed a heat shield on the heel of my shoe, so my feet never get too hot. This is also the first time that my racing shoes have the AirJordan wing logo, and of course, the trapeze logo. "

Cadysneaker ,Tink Hatfield's Nike Haraki was released in 1991. In the following year, in 1992, the Swarsh brand launched its groundbreaking "Did you hold your feet today?" campaign. Now, Nike reviews this landmark ad, its latest Huarache (which is also celebrating its 30th anniversary this year), a "black/white" transformation to OG's outline, and some historic touches. In the unlikely event, we will start with the outsole of the shoe, because this is where all actions happen. At the bottom of the sole is the phrase "Did you hug your foot today?", displayed in white using Nike's signature plaque font. Add the Nike and Swoosh brands of the archives, and the semi-transparent black outsole. For the rest of the shoe, engineering nets have been used to build the foundation, most obviously appearing on the toe box, and then turned into neoprene on the heel at the back.

New Air Force 1 ,From McLovin’s inspiration from Blake Griffin’s Jordan No. 35, to Jason Tatum’s barber shop color matching, we saw this year’s exclusive Jordan brand players. The common denominator here is that these are made for hardwoods, so the brand is turning its focus to the track and has produced a special Air Jordan 1 racer pe for Danny Hamlin-which marks a professional The third official color for the driver. Like its predecessor, this latest work is performance on the highway. The ground floor is equipped with fire-resistant suede material and is equipped with embossed patterns, using the number 11, his license plate number, and the jumping logo of the middle foot, collar and toe box. The ropes are also reinforced with fireproof materials, and his team has purple and orange accents on the flaps, laces and suede leather covering. The sofa on the side panel is replaced with a black oversized denim logo. "Nine out of ten times, if you see me on the street, I am wearing AirJordan 1," Hamlin said in accepting his latest comment. "This Flyer Jordan 1 racing car is very special for many reasons.Sunglass2021 .