The Air Jordan III was the first Air Jordan designed by the legendary
Tinker Hatfield, wh The Air Jordan III was the first Air Jordan
designed by the legendary Tinker Hatfield, who went on to design many
iconic Air Jordan sneakers, among other influential Nike models. The
Air Jordan III was also the first to showcase a Visible Air Sole unit.
And, the first time the world got a glimpse of arguably the most
recognizable icon in sports, the 'Jumpman' logo, it was on the Air
Jordan III. The 2011 version of the "White/Cement Grey" colorway is
almost identical to the original released in 1988, but to the dismay
of many, the 'Nike' on the heel has been replaced by the
aforementioned 'Jumpman' logoNike Air Max 2011 Nike Air Max Air Force
One Nike Free Nike Air Jordan . Yet, it¡¯s still easy to see why this
is one of the most anticipated releases of 2011. Look for them on
Sneakerhead.com soon.


It's official the Nike Brand has re-released the Nike Air Max 95 Cool
Grey/Neon Yellow. This version of theNike Air Max 2011 Nike Air Max
Air Force One Nike Free Nike Air Jordan which was originally
introduced in 1995 brought a breath of fresh air to the running shoe
market with it¡¯s big visible air bubbles and bright color
combination. Now considered a classic, this re-released running shoe
features an upper made up from hues of cool grey and black with white
used on the mesh, tongue, and inner lining. Accenting the sneakers are
hints of neon yellow on the lace loops, Nike Swoosh, and within the
visible air unit. Given the huge following of trainers, and the
popularity of these sneakers during their first initial release, it¡¯s
best to believe once they arrive at retailers they wont last long.
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