Air Jordan 14

The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - White / Black - Varsity Red was released on October 31, 1998, retailing for$150. The upper features white leather, as well as black durabuck at the front, along with beige support wraps which? are located around the sole area. The shoe consists of features such as a shield- shaped Jumpman badge, the Rossa Corsa? shank plate profile Zoom Air units, a carbon fibre sheath, medial air vents, a phylon midsole, and a quick lace system. They design of the shoe is sleek, and it is all about speed and agility, as it is actually modeled after Michael’s Ferrari F355F1.

The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - Black / University Blue - Metallic Silver was released on January 14, 2006, and retailed for $150. The upper is constructed from either durabuck or some sort of sued, and features a black color scheme. The support wraps and accents feature a university blue color scheme, which blend really well with the upper. Other technical specifications include a shield- shaped Jumpman badge, a shank plate profile, Zoom Air units, a carbon fibre sheath, medial air vents, a phylon midsole, and a quick lace system. The sleek design is modeled after the Ferrari F355F1.

The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - white / black / varsity red were released on January 14, 2006, and retailed for $150. They feature a leather construction with noticeable perforations that run along the sleek lines on the upper, providing a way of ventilation for the bearer’s foot. They feature a white color scheme along with red accents, which is most noticeable on the support wraps located at the midsole area. The sleek design was not by accident, and instead is modeled after one of Michael Jordan’s cars, his Ferrari F355F1, which was the first production Ferrari to be fitted with an F1 paddle shift semi automatic transmission. The back of the heel features both a stitched Jumpman logo as well as a “23″ stitched into the back. The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) is a very comfortable shoe, and a great basketball shoe, as the herringbone pattern on the outsole provides great traction. The only knock on these is that the support wraps tend to detach after a while, due to...

The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Last Shot Black / Black - Varsity Red was released on March 27, 2008, and retailed for $15. They feature a black leather and durabuck upper, with perforations which run along the sleek lines, which act as a ventilation system, allowing the bearer’s foot to breathe. The shoe itself does feature a sleek design, and is inspired by the Ferrari F355F1. This inspiration is evident in certain features, including shield- shaped Jumpman badge, the Rossa Corsa red shank plate and midsole air vent. Other features of the shoe include low profile Zoom Air units, a carbon fibre sheath, medial air vents, a phylon midsole, and a quick lace system. They are the lightest Air Jordans to date, and have great traction, thanks to the herringbone pattern featured on the outsole.

The Air Jordan 14 Retro white black varsity red metallic silver was released on March 18, 2006 and retailed for $150. They feature a combination white leather upper with black durabuck at the front half. The side panels feature diagonally aligned perforations which provide a source of ventilation for the bearer’s foot. The support wraps feature a pearl color scheme, and the black outsole blends well with the front end of the shoe. The sleek design is based on Michael’s Ferrari F355F1, and these inspirations can be observed in the shield- shaped Jumpman badge, the Rossa Corsa? shank plate and midsole air vent. They are one of the more popular colorways of the Air Jordan 14 (XIV).

Prior to his second retirement, Michael Jordan released the Air Jordan XIV (14) in several color-ways in 1998 and 1999. Of those color-ways, an Air Jordan Original 14 (XIV) was featured in White, Obsidian and Columbia Blue in its 1999 release. This low cut model is definitely very sleek and stylish, the classic Columbia blue is very classy and traditional. It was released on August 4th, 1999 and retailed at $130.

The Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro White Forest Green was the first Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro general release, with two before hand as a lifestyle. The Official color-way for the Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro White Forest Green is White / Black - Deep Forest Green - Light Graphite . Released October 22nd 2005, the Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro White Forest Green retailed for $150, and contained a stitched perforated side panel. Still to this day, this pair is easy to obtain and have not gone up in value much.