Air Jordan 13

The Air Jordan XIII first busted on to the scene in 1998 in a few select color-ways, however over 2004 and 2005, the Jordan Brand released a long list of color combinations including the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White, Neutral Grey and University Blue model. This retro model was not an original color-way, however this Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro features a traditional University Blue along with a nice accent of Neutral Grey placed on top of a White leather upper. Original release was January 22, 2005 with a price tag of $150.

1998 was the first year that the Air Jordan XIII was released, fast forward 6 years later and a few color-ways were re-released and new models surfaced. The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Royal Blue / Black / White color-way is one of many Air Jordan XIII Retro’s to be released within 2004 and 2005. An original color-way, this combination is definitely nothing new, but very fitting for the sleek curves of the Air Jordan XIII. The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Royal Blue / Black / White was released on March 19th, 2005 retailing at $150.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - Black / True Red were released on December 22, 2004, and retailed for $150. They feature a black and red upper with a leather toe. The side panels feature a seemingly black mesh, which are actually laid over a 3M reflective material, which definitely draws attention to the shoe once hit by light. The heel features a green hologram, which is said to represent the eye of a panther, as the shoe is modeled after the cat’s paw. The bulky area that forms the midsole represents the claw. Besides being a great looking shoe, the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) is comfortable, as it features Nike’s patented Zoom Air insoles. It also features a hidden quick lace system, carbon fibre sheath, holographic eye, and a modified herringbone pattern, which provides great grip and traction.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White / Black - Varsity Red was released in January 1998, and retailed for $150. They feature a white leather upper with red durabuck at the base of the upper and back end. The midsole features a black color scheme, which contrasts from the shoe’s upper, drawing plenty of attention to the shoe. The side panels feature small round indentions in the upper, which are notorious with the Air Jordan 13 (XIII). The modeled after the paw of a black panther, with the green hologram at the heel said to be the animal’s eye, while the sole area represents the paw. Besides being aesthetically pleasing, the shoe has specifications which include a hidden quick lace system, carbon fibre sheath, holographic eye, and Zoom Air insoles. The outsole features a modified herringbone pattern, which provides great traction, and along with the Zoom Air insoles, help to make it a very comfortable shoe.

They feature a white leather upper with a university blue color scheme at the back end, as well as blue accents. They consist of features including a hidden quick lace system, carbon fibre sheath, and Zoom Air insoles.

2004 and 2005 showcased some memorable Air Jordan XIII (13) retros including the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White Wheat model. It featured a sleek combination of two colors that compliment each other very well. Wheat is color that hasn’t been used very often, but it is applied nicely to the Air Jordan XIII. The Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro White / Wheat was first sold in stores on October 23rd, 2004 and retailed at $150. Its scarcity and rarity has raised the price quite noticeably.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) Low - Chutneys (Black / Chutney) were released in 1998, and retailed for $130. They feature a black / chutney colorway constructed from leather and durabuck. The outsole matches the gold color scheme on the upper, along with the gold Jumpman logos, which are really nice touches.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - Black / True Red - White were released in 1997, and retailed for $150. They feature a black leather and durabuck upper, with white midsole area and a thin red outsole. The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) specifications include leather uppers, a hidden quick lace system, carbon fibre sheath, holographic eye, and Zoom Air insoles.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - White / Metallic Silver - Midnight Navy - Ice Blue were released on April 23, 2005, and retailed for $130.They feature an all white colorway, in a low top design, with a hint of a glossy look near the midsole area.

The Air Jordan XIII (13) White / Black - True Red Countdown Pack were released on November 1, 1997. They feature a white and black leather upper, with red accents, which can be seen on the Jumpman logo on the tongue, and on the outsole. The shoe features an interesting design, as it is modeled after the paw of a black panther. The green hologram at the heel is said to be the eye of the beast, while the white area along the midsole represents the paw. The outsole features a modified herringbone pattern which provides great traction, and along with the Zoom Air insoles, help to make these very comfortable shoes.

2004 and 2005 marked the years that the Air Jordan XIII (13) would be re-released by the Jordan Brand. One of the many releases included the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White Team Red color-way. The Air Jordan XIII is definitely an innovative creation by the Jordan Brand is the first model to feature the hologram. Furthermore, the Air Jordan XIII looks particularly well in the subtle colors and is a color-way often used by Nike and Jordan Brand. The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White, Team Red was released on January 22nd, 2005 with a price tag of $150. Although it has only been 2-3 years, the retro Air Jordan XIII models are becoming more and more scarce causing its price to significantly rise.