The Air Jordan 1 (I) – Black / Varsity Red are the definition of “Old Skool”. Originally released in March of 1985, they retailed for a measly $64.99, a price that we would all love to see today next to a pair of Air Jordans. These were the start of a beautiful era. They have been the inspiration for many shoes, as others have created shoes which featured many similarities to these. They were even banned because according to Jordan, “They didn’t have any white in them”, and he was even fined every time he laced them up. So not only are these pretty to look at, but they were part of a small movement, and are highly adored by Jordan fans.

Air Jordan 9 • Johnny Kilroy

The Military Blue Air Jordan IV has been on the Holy Grail list of many collectors over the years. The Air Jordan IV was, and is still, a very popular model of the Air Jordans. Though Michael Jordan never wore the Military Blue Jordan IV on the court, they are on of the most sought after pairs of Jordans ever. Since the Military Blue Air Jordan IV’s have not been released since the summer of 1989, finding a pair is next to impossible and you can only imagine how hard it is to find a deadstock pair.