Air Jordan 1 Satin “Shattered Backboard” is coming soon

Nike Air Jordan Sneakers,The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Homage To Home” seen above was first previewed back in August 2017.Back in 2016 and in 2017, Jordan Brand dropped the “Bred” and “Royal” iterations of the Air Jordan 1 Satin, respectively. At first, it was assumed that it might be a sample, but it was later revealed that it would be joining this year’s Jordan releases 2018. Off the court, Michael Jordan certainly rocked numerous other colorways at the time, such as the Air Jordan 1 “Game Royal” .Of course, in order to comply with the NBA’s “uniformity of uniform rule,” Michael Jordan could only wear sneakers dressed up in a Black, Red and White color scheme, at least until he played for the Chicago Bulls. On February 10th, 1985, Michael Jordan actually ended up lacing up in both the Air Jordan 1 “Bred,” which is often referred to as the “Banned” colorway, and the Air Jordan 1 “Chicago.”

Nike Air Jordan Shoes,No one could have guessed though that these two iconic colorways would be brought together in such a way.Apart from the addition of satin, the sneaker is still dressed up in the same combination of Black, Sail, Starfish and White hues. The Air Jordan 1 Satin “Shattered Backboard” is expected to arrive at retailers on May 5 and this “Black/Varsity Red/University Blue/Sail” colorway will reportedly hit the shelves As you may also know, the Air Jordan 1 “Homage To Home” is longitudinally split between these two colorways, right in the middle. The other sides of each shoe are dressed up in the “Bred” color scheme, while the inner sides in the “Chicago” color scheme.It is also equipped with all-White midsoles and the Starfish hue also covers its entire translucent outsoles.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Homage To Home” will make its retail debut at a price of $160 on April 21st, 2018. Last but not least, zsneakerheadz has revealed that Jordan Brand has whipped up one more colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG. These limited numbers of pairs will be numbered with the words “FROM” and “FOR” embroidered onto the left and right heel, respectively. This one actually does not have any particular nickname as of yet and the image seen above is actually a Photoshop recreation by Instagram user However, this feature will be absent from the pairs that will hit the shelves again on May 19th for a much wider release.