Air Jordan 9 Retro
August 17, 2010 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
DJ AM Dunks
February 14, 2010 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
2001 Air Jordan 16 (XVI) Original (OG)
December 27, 2009 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
2008 Air Jordan Force V (AJF 5) Premier Grey Nurse
December 27, 2008 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
Air Jordan 19/4 Retro Countdown Pack
June 23, 2008 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
Air Jordan Countdown Pack 19-4
1999 Air Jordan 4 Retro +
December 27, 2005 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
1999 Air Jordan 14 (XIV) DS “Oxidized Green”
December 27, 2004 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) – White / Black – Oxidized Green was released on February 13,1999, and retailed for $150. They feature a white leather upper with black support wraps along the bottom of the shoe. The shielded Jumpman logo and “23? on the back feature an oxidized green colorway. They are light weight (the lightest Air Jordan to date), as well as a great basketball shoe, as the herringbone pattern on the outsole gives them great grip. The sleek design is actually based on Michael’s Ferrari F355F1, the first production Ferrari to be fitted with an F1 paddle shift semi automatic transmission. these inspirations can be observed in the shield- shaped Jumpman badge, the Rossa Corsa shank plate and midsole air vent. Other specifications include low profile Zoom Air units, a carbon fibre sheath, medial air vents, a phylon midsole, and a quick lace system. The Air Jordan XIV (14) was released in 1998/1999. This was the very last Air Jordan model that Michael would sport in NBA before his retirement. On January 13th 1999 Michael announced his retirement from the NBA basketball for the second and final time.
1999 Air Jordan 14 (XIV) “Indiglo”
December 27, 2004 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
Air Jordan 9 Retro – Cool Grey
March 3, 2002 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
Introduced in 2002, the Air Jordan 9 Retro “Cool Grey” quickly became a fan favorite. Known for its neutral, versatile appearance, this colorway remains timeless two decades later. Featuring shades of grey throughout, the shoe uses a mix of suede and patent leather to create its signature style. Darker patent leather overlays contrast perfectly against a softer nubuck upper. Crisp white laces add a clean pop, blending effortlessly with the white midsole.
On the heel, you’ll find the iconic “23” embroidery, completing the classic Jordan aesthetic. Underfoot, a smoky translucent outsole adds depth, enhancing its premium feel. Whether rocking them casually or adding them to a growing Jordan collection, the “Cool Grey” is a sneaker that never disappoints. Take a closer look at the detailed shots below for a preview of exactly what to expect from the Nike Air Jordan 9 “Cool Grey.”



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Air Jordan 11 Retro – Cool Grey
March 3, 2002 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers
In 2001, the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” not only introduced said palette to the Air Jordan retro series but also the first non-OG (Space Jams never released in ’95-’96 but had been seen on court and screen) on the Air Jordan 11.


