Air Jordan 10

The Air Jordan Retro 10 White Varsity Red Light Steel Grey were released on Sptember 17, 2005, and retailed for $125.? They feature a simple white leather upper, as do many of the Air Jordan 10 (X) colorways. The ankle area, lacing area, and tongue feature a bright red color scheme, along with grey lacing holes, which stand out and are a really nice ad-on. The inner lining features a grey and red checkered pattern, typically seen on the Air Jordan 10 (X). The red and grey outsole features a list of some of Michael Jordan’s accomplishments before his first retirement in 1993, and has the word “Beyond” listed next to the year 1994. The reasoning behind the list was that the people from Nike, including Tinker Hatfield, thought Jordan was hanging up his ballin’ kicks for good, and wanted to pay homage to him.? The design of the Air Jordan 10 (X) was actually not fully supported by Michael. Although him and Tinker spoke on it...

The Air Jordan 10 (X) Retro Ice Blues White / Obsidian was released November 1994, retailing for $125.? They feature a simple design, with a white full- grain leather upper, black tongue, and black midsole. The tongue features an easy lacing system, which are usually a different color from the tongue, but is all black in this case. They are dubbed the Charlotte Hornets, as they are part of the “Cities Series”, and because of the powder blue colorway. The outsoles feature a striped design(powder blue, black), constructed from solid rubber which lists Jordan’s previous accomplishments. This was when Michael came back to the game, which surprised Nike, as they had already began releasing retros of the first three Air Jordan models.

There were a lot of different team colors that were produced in limited quantities and there were samples with numbers for a lot of different players in the NBA. As Michael wore number 45 when he returned there were also samples with #45 stitched on the shoes.FINALLY RETROS!

The Air Jordan Retro 10 Steel White Black Light Steel Grey Varsity R features a combination suede / leather upper, along with a black sole. The Jumpman logos, as well as the newly used “23″ at the ankle area” feature red color schemes, and are nice added touches. The inner lining features a nice, detailed, checkered design.? The bottom of the shoe features a grey / black striped design which lists some of Michael’s accomplishments.? Other cool features include the easy lacing system, and inspirations from the Air Jordan 3 (III), Air Jordan 5 (V) , and the Air Jordan 6 (VI).

The Air Jordan Retro 10 (X) - Black / White was released on July 23, 2005, and retailed for $125. It features a simple, all black leather upper with a bit of suede.? The inner lining features a black and dark grey checkered pattern.? As if the Air Jordan 10 (X) wasn’t plain enough, the all black colorway simply adds to the blandness. The only part about these that stands out is the white Jumpman logo on the back and outsole.? The outsole does feature a list of Jordan’s accomplishments, although quite hard to see because of the all black colorway. The inspiration behind the list stems from the fact that Tinker Hatfield and Nike thought Jordan?s had hung up the towel for good, and simply wanted to pay tribute to te greatest basketball player ever.

Releasing January 19th 2008 is the second edition of the Air Jordan Countdown Pack which is the Air Jordan 10 Shadow Countdown Pack. Almost true to its original form, the Air Jordan 10 Shadow Countdown Package contains the number 23 stitched on the side.