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‘90 Nike Air Max Classic [ Black/White-Flint Grey-Hot Red ]

Nike Air Max 90 – Black/White Medium-Grey Volt

This pair of Air Jordan VIII Retro’s were released in 2003. They were the second colorway released. An all new colorway, they are known as the “Chromes” due to their colorway description. Retail was $135 and they were a general release. These came in the Jordan face box along with a retro card.

Air Jordan 8 Retro
Black/Chrome
305381-001
05/03/2003

This was one of the first Air Jordan XIII Retro Low’s released. They came out in 2005 alongside another colorway. Both were a general release available at chainstores as well as urban accounts. Retail was $130 and they came in the silver 20th Anniversary Jordan box along with a retro card.

While the ‘Silver Anniversary’ version of the Air Jordan XIII never made it past the sample stage, the silhouette did see a number of retail drops previously that teetered on the edge of that all silver and white colorblocking. One of which was this Air Jordan XIII Low from 2005, dominated by white and metallic silver on the upper which were matched with just a tiny bit of midnight navy and ice blue.

This rare colorway is impossible to find in this size and condition. Original Box and Retro Card included.

Air Jordan XIII Low
White/Metallic Silver-Midnight Navy-Ice Blue
310810-103
04/23/2005

Is the Nike Air Max 360 BB Low the surprise shoe of the season? So far it’s made a strong case with its low cut, high tech, and pop colorways. A Bright Mango/Crimson-White displays the latter, relying on a mango base with crimson accents. Full-length Air Max cushioning and Flywire construction give these the support of a LeBron with the build of a Kobe. Grab this member of the “Focus” Pack now at Nike.