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eBay Authentique Candle

March 24, 2021 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

The scent of your one true love. Sneakers.

eBay Authentique Candle is a luxury, small-batch candle fragranced with the scent of authentic, new kicks. With sneaker box inspired packaging and a 35-hour burn time, it’s the essential candle for discerning sneakerheads. Formulated with input from our sneaker authentication experts, the eBay Authentique Candle leads with notes of warmed pebble leather and bursts of EVA foam, followed by hints of industrial glue and fresh-pressed textiles.


 
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Nike Air Max 90 G

March 24, 2021 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Nike Air Max 90 G

Nike Air Max 90 G

Nike Air Max 90 G
 

AN ICON RE IMAGINED FOR THE COURSE.

The original Nike Air Max 90 was renowned for its clean lines and timeless style. The Nike Air Max 90 G stays true to the OG icon with a few updates made for golf, like integrated traction and a thin overlay that helps keep out water.


 

 



Air Jordan AJKO Collection

January 7, 2021 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

Air Jordan AJKO

The Air Jordan I ditched leather for canvas in 1986. Named the Air Jordan KO, they feature ‘AJKO’ on the wings logos instead of ‘Air Jordan’. The reasoning as to why this change was made or, the naming of the shoe the Air Jordan K.O. is still unknown to this day. While the original Air Jordan I is highly coveted, sought after and hard-to-find, the AJKO is all that, and then some. While we know that at least four colorways were originally released in ’86, every now and then we stumble upon another pair we practically know nothing about.

If you do enough research, you can find about ten original colorways of the Air Jordan I KO. But, at the end of the day, many are samples that never actually released to the public. Another difference between the AJI and the AJKO is the outsole. For the ‘Silver Anniversary’ of the Air Jordan in 2010, Jordan Brand retroed the KO’s for the first time. Two colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Retro KO High dropped, both original. They featured a ‘vintage’ look to them with yellowed midsoles, ‘powdered outsoles and some yellowing on the uppers as well. The original style outsole was also replaced with the regular AJI version.

One year later, in 2011, the Air Jordan 1 Retro KO High would return. This time around, they featured an entirely different look, with premium leather uppers instead of the traditional canvas. Three colorways dropped and to date, are the only AJKO’s to release with a canvas upper. In 2012 they made another appearance. Three colorways released during this short run, which included the original black/red and ‘Black Toes’ as well as a new Barcelona-inspired pair, which was a part of the ‘Road to the Gold’ Collection.

In 2013, Jordan Brand debuted the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG. A version featuring original ‘Nike’ branding, just like the versions released in 1985. One year later, the Air Jordan 1 Retro KO High got the ‘OG’ treatment, complete with its original outsole and packaged in an orange Nike box. The original white, red and black colorway returned for its second time, sans the ‘vintage’ look. The original black/royal AJI was converted to an AJKO for the first time and ditched the royal shade for a new sport blue scheme.


 

 



Air Max 3 Archetype

December 16, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Air Max 3 Archetype

Air Max 3 Archetype

Air Max 3 Archetype 

Air Max 3 Archetype

In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forward with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the “Air Max 90”—but upon its debut, the design was seen as the latest evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max 3 Archetype.

This edition celebrates the timeless style by returning to that original moniker while recreating its earliest execution with unmatched dedication to detail. That includes original tooling, with tapered midsole foam and an encapsulated airbag in the forefoot. This colorway extends the nostalgia by nodding to the exploration and prototyping process that led to the icon’s creation.


 

 



Air Jordan 4 Fire Red

December 2, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Air Jordan 4 Fire Red

Air Jordan 4 Fire Red

Air Jordan 4 Fire Red
 

Back like it’s 1989 – Air Jordan 4 Fire Red

The Air Jordan 4 Fire Red has been a revered silhouette since it first hit shelves in February 1989. That OG release featured 4 colorways—including this exact makeup, with a white base overlaid by tones of black and fire red. Now, for the first time since that ‘89 debut, the style is back in its full and original form. Familiar features include vintage Nike Air branding on the heel, as well as a throwback Nike Air hangtag and original packaging. Since his game-winning shot that brought championship glory to North Carolina, Michael Jordan has been at the forefront of basketball consciousness. He took the court in 1985 wearing the original Air Jordan I, simultaneously breaking league rules and his opponents’ will while capturing the imagination of fans worldwide.

 

 



Nike Air Max 1 – Bears Orange

November 25, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Nike Air Max 1 - Bears Orange
 

Bear Down

Remember the revolution. 1987 saw the birth of the Air Max lineage, showcasing visible Air for the first time. What began as an experiment in cushioning soon evolved into an icon on the track and the streets. Over the years, it’s been reimagined and retooled, but the heritage always remains. The Nike Air Max 1 – Bears Orange hits rewind with details that mimic the OG. The ’90s classic features a synthetic leather upper that delivers the iconic look you know and love.

 

 



Air Jordan 11 Jubilee

November 14, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Air Jordan 11 Jubilee

Air Jordan 11 Jubilee

Air Jordan 11 Jubilee

Air Jordan 11 Jubilee
 

Air Jordan 11 Jubilee

Since his game-winning shot that brought championship glory to North Carolina, Michael Jordan has been at the forefront of basketball consciousness. He took the court in 1985 wearing the original Air Jordan I, simultaneously breaking league rules and his opponents’ will while capturing the imagination of fans worldwide.

This timeless silhouette needs no introduction—but we’ll break it down for those that don’t know. Tinker Hatfield created the Air Jordan 11 to redefine limits, with a carbon fiber plate for unrivaled performance and patent leather for an unprecedented touch of luxury. The inventive design debuted as MJ returned from his first retirement, putting the rest of the league (and the shoe game) on notice. Now, the look is back in a special makeup to officially mark the model’s 25th anniversary.

The Air Jordan 11 Jubilee colorway comes dressed in contrasting shades of black and white, with a metallic Jumpman logo and 23 insignia on the heel adding hits of hardware. Similar adornments along the shoe’s lace eyelets spell out “Jordan” in celebration of the style’s namesake. Lock down this historic edition of the Air Jordan 11 just in time for the holidays.


 

 



Nike Air Max 3 Radiant Red

November 13, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

Nike Air Max 3 Radiant Red
 

Nike Air Max 3 Radiant Red

Remember the revolution. 1987 saw the birth of the Air Max lineage, showcasing visible Air for the first time. What began as an experiment in cushioning soon evolved into an icon on the track and the streets. Over the years, it’s been reimagined and retooled, but the heritage always remains.

In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forward with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the “Air Max 90”—but upon its debut, the design was seen as an evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max 3.

This edition celebrates the timeless style by returning to that original moniker while recreating its earliest execution with unmatched dedication to detail. That includes original tooling, with tapered midsole foam and an encapsulated airbag in the forefoot. The look sports a classic color palette while incorporating original materials like soft, durable synthetic leather and shimmering nylon. This release even arrives in an OG Air Max box, and includes an accompanying throwback hangtag.


 

 



Air Jordan XI Low IE

July 20, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

The Air Jordan 11’s impactful legacy includes pioneering advances in both performance and style. Some of the silhouette’s variations are more renowned than others—but it’s past time for the Low I.E. to get its turn in the spotlight. The underrated design was the first low-top version of AJ11 to debut in the marketplace, and adapts signature details to create a versatile look with breathability and comfort at the forefront. This edition features an OG color palette made famous by Air Jordan 3, with a black base complemented by accents of cement grey and hits of white and fire red.

 


 



Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP

July 15, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP

 

Nodding to the Air Jordan 1 High Travis Scott Mocha, the Air Jordan 1 Low Travis Scott Reverse Mocha offers a similar Mocha and off-white palette but in a reverse-style color blocking. Its upper is constructed with a Mocha Durabuck base, white leather overlays, and signature reverse Swooshes. Hits of red on the Wings logo heel embroidery and woven tongue label gives a sharp contrast to the design’s neutral look. From there, a yellowed Air sole adds a vintage feel.
 

 



Air Jordan 3D Keychains

June 23, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 



Air Jordan 6 DMP

April 23, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

The Defining Moments Pack (DMP) that included the Air Jordan VI and XI was first released in 2006, paying homage to Jordan’s legacy of clutch plays as he captured the first rings in his set of three-peats. In case you missed the release 14 years ago, now’s your chance to snag a piece of footwear lore: the gilded Air Jordan 6 DMP, representing His Airness’ first ring in ’91. Appearing again as it did during its first run, this special AJ6 features a blacked-out suede upper with accents of gold on the shoe’s heel, tongue, and iconic midsole lines conceived by Tinker Hatfield in 1990. casino malaysia

 

 



Stashed: Air Max Infrared 2015 vs 2010

March 27, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

Where the Air Max 1 exposed the air unit and provided a chance for you to peak inside the inner-workings of a sneaker, the Air Max 90 highlighted an enhanced Air bag with a bold infrared window, effectively making them impossible to miss. While the Air Max 1 stuck with primary red and blue colorways for its original drops, the Air Max 90 played to the sensibilities of the time with its original “Infrared” colorway. The very ’90s neon red/pink concoction—better known as, you guessed it, “Infrared”—was as bold as the new Air approach and was offset by black, white and grey throughout the shoe. dnp for sale

 



LeBron 7 All-Star

February 8, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

LeBron 7 All-Star


Shining bright in vibrant blue hues, the LeBron VII ‘All Star’ returns after it first debuted 10 years ago in front of the largest crowd to ever attend a basketball game. Like the original, the same bold blue upper is accented by an ornate woodgrain overlay and features the indisputably innovative Air unit that’s synonymous with the model.

 

 



Air Jordan 3 • UNITE

January 29, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

 

ALL STAR WEEKEND


The Air Jordan III forever changed the game by introducing a unifying symbol of flight: The Jumpman logo. MJ elevated the style to new heights by rocking the singular silhouette throughout 1988’s All-Star Weekend in Chicago. More than three decades later, basketball’s best and brightest are again gathering in the Windy City—and the AJIII is also back, covered in familiar hues. Taking a cue from beloved local teams, the Air Jordan 3 • UNITE arrives dressed in fire red, complemented by hits of black and cement grey. Elephant print adds a dose of heritage-inspired design to this nostalgia-inducing look.

The Air Jordan III immediately turned heads upon its arrival in January 1988. Weeks later, MJ elevated his footwear to new heights by rocking the silhouette throughout 1988’s All-Star Weekend in Chicago. More than three decades later, basketball’s best and brightest are again gathering in the Windy City—and the AJIII is back, too. Taking a cue from beloved local teams, the upper arrives dressed in fire red, complemented by hits of black and cement grey. The style pays further tribute to Chi-town with altered branding on each heel.

 


 



Nike Air Max 90 Recrafted

January 16, 2020 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

 

2020 Nike Air Max 90 • Recrafted


 
Since the day it launched 30 years ago, the Air Max 90 has been an icon of culture. The classic silhouette and bold use of Nike’s Air technology stand unchanged and undisputed for good reason. 2020 marks the 30th anniversary of Nike‘s iconic Air Max 90, so the brand is bringing back its beloved sneaker in several OG-style colorways — including “Volt.” Aside from the memorable colorblocking and recognizable palattes, each of the 90s features a true-to-the-original last. This makes for a look that’s slightly more sleek than retro releases brought to market in years past. An eye-catching Hyper Turquoise colorway to show off the shoe’s signature shapes that true fans can recognize from blocks away. For those that want a little more support, this edition includes removable anatomical arch supports designed to complement the classic ride of the Max Air unit.

 

 



Air Jordan 11 Bred

December 19, 2019 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers

 

There are certain sneakers are so iconic that nothing needs to be said to explain their significance. The Air Jordan 11 Bred is one of those sneakers. But for those that may not know we’ll hook you up with a little history lesson. Michael Jordan first debuted the shoe on April 26, 1996, during a playoff matchup against the Miami Heat. MJ dropped a cool 35/4/2 that night and led his Chicago Bulls to victory. The rest is history. MJ would go on to win his fourth NBA Championship and NBA Finals MVP trophy in the famed model. For the first time since 2012, Jordan Brand is releasing the AJ11 ‘Bred’ again.

You know the drill. Black mixed media upper (ballistic mesh and patent leather), crisp white midsole, True Red sole and accents. This latest release is coming back with the same specs as the OG ‘96 pair, down to the original box and packaging. This 2019 edition is gonna take you on a stroll down memory lane.


 

 



Air Jordan 4 Retro • What The

November 27, 2019 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

It’s time to do the right thing by celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan IV. This legacy began in 1989 with four OG colorways, and all four have found their way onto this ‘What the’ iteration. Retro color-blocking with cement grey, military blue, and fire red is in full effect, and will have you mismatching a mashup. What’s on the left is not what’s on the right. What the? Like the original, the heel and forefoot ride comfortably on Air-Sole units, and the Jumpman is still defying gravity on the tongue.

 

 



Air Jordan 1 Shattered Backboard 3.0

November 1, 2019 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

Air Jordan 1 Shattered Backboard 3.0


Capture a moment in history in these new Air Jordan 1 Shattered Backboard 3.0. When the AJ I debuted in 1985, Nike designers went against tradition with a multi-colored sneaker that would standout on a court of all-white basketball sneakers. Decades later, the AJ I has re-defined tradition through MJ’s legendary play and revolutionary colorways. This AJ I continues that against-the-grain attitude with new black and orange color-blocking. Premium crinkled leather with a cream midsole give these AJ I’s a vintage look and texture, but the full patent leather upper provides a shine that’s meant to last. They’re like a pair frozen in time—worn-in, but never actually worn.


 



Air Max 1 • Sketch to Shelf

July 27, 2019 | Category: Ward 1 Sneakers


 

Air Max 1 • Sketch to Shelf


Legendary designer Tinker Hatfield pioneered the design for many notable Nike silhouettes, but one shoe in particular forever changed the game. The shoe that introduced visible Air to the world had to start somewhere, and Air Max 1 Sketch to Shelf brings Tinker Hatfield’s original Air Max 1 sketches to life. The mudguards and swooshes aren’t filled in completely and the tongue tab features Hatfield’s first Air Max logo concept. Handwritten notes throughout walk you through Hatfield’s vision, and a “SKETCH, PROPERTY OF NIKE NOT FOR RESALE” text graphic is noted on the inner lining.