Air Jordan 5

The Air Jordan 5 is making a major comeback this year with a slew of colorways. We recently showed you earlier pictures of the white patent Air Jordan 5. The Air Jordan 5 White Patent/Dark Army colorway that will hit retailers will actually have a few minor changes. The most noticeable difference is the stitching around the upper which has changed from white to dark army. The inner liner has a been switched up in favor of a more colorful graphics infused choice. Finally the front portion of the sole has changed from clear to orange.

The Air Jordan 5 Black 3M showed up on the web earlier this month for the first time. As part of the Raging Bull Pack, which will include the Red Suede version, will definitely be one of the highlights of 2009 for most heads. The Air Jordan 5 Black 3M from the Raging Bull Pack could be the freshest colorway of the Air Jordan 5 we’ve seen since the Fire Reds returned back in 2006. The black 3M upper done looks much better then the previous 3M releases like the Green Bean Air Jordan 5’s

We showed you a sneak peek at the “Raging Bull Pack” last week, and today we have detailed shots of the red suede version. Reminiscent of the Air Jordan XXI that was also released in a similar all red suede make-up, the Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” is stunning. The combination of the red suede, icy clear sole, 3M tongue and clear mesh on the side panel is sure to break necks wherever you rock these kicks. Not to mention that classic Air Jordan 5 lacelock.

The Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro WMNS - White / Fire Red - Sunset - Dark Cinder were released on September 23, 2006 and retailed for $135. They are simple in terms of color scheme, as they feature an all white leather upper with red and orange accents. They feature a red midsole as opposed to the cear one that we have seen on many of the Air Jordan 5 (V), but still keep the clear nets on the side panels, which the Air Jordan 5 (V) are known for.

The Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro - White / Varsity Royal - Varsity Maize are classics, and were released on May 10, 2000, retailing for $120.? Many sneaker fiends were praying that these would release again in 2006/ 2007 with the other Air Jordan 5 (V) retros, but unfortunately they didn’t. These are nicknamed the “Laneys” after Jordan’s high school basketball team, as these feature the school’s official colors.? They feature an all white leather upper with yellow and blue midsole, as well as a yellow and blue “23″ stitched onto the side of the shoe. These also featured the blue tongue with the yellow Jumpman, which helped to make them oh so sweet and adored by Jordan fanatics.

The Air Jordan 5 was released in February 1990. Four models of the Air Jordan V was released to the public.

1990 was yet another successful year for Michael Jordan, although he did not take home a Championship. During the 1990 season one of the color schemes worn was the Air Jordan Original 5 (V) Black / Black - Metallic Silver.

The Air Jordan V line has been known for having some of most amazing color-ways in history, and that can be said for the Air Jordan University Blue Retro V (5) too. The University Blue V, is made up of none other than University Blue, Black and White.A color-way very simple, but yet so sleek and stylish, much like the past color-ways that came before. The Air Jordan Retro University (5) V made was released in September 2006 with a retail price of $145, in limited quantities and sold out immediately. It was the first Air Jordan V to be re-released since 2000.

The Air Jordan V was the first in the Air Jordan line to have a clear rubber sole. Tinker Hatfield also designed the Nike Marty MacFly¡¯s featured in the movie Back to the Future II, they had clear molding which allowed light to come through, and that is were Tinker got the idea from.

Not since its original release in 1990 has the Air Jordan V (5) Grape been seen inside of the stores, but the Air Jordan Retro Grape 5 (V) made its way back in the stores in the summer of 2006. The White, Grape and Emerald color-way is definitely one of a kind and is one of the most sought after retros.The Air Jordan Retro Grape 5 (V) was re-released on September 30th, 2006 retailing at $145.

Not elected as the best Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro, but a clean pair indeed. This is the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro White, Sport Royal, Stealth, and due to its color scheme, received the nickname Sport Royal or Steal Jordan 5 (V) Retro.

When you look at the AJ V besides the icey soles, what else do you notice? What I notice is the flames on the side.

The first batch of Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro to release took place in 2000, and Original color schemes. One of the most desired pair is the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro Black, Black, Metallic Silver. On March 15th 2000, the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro Black Metallic Silver retailed at $120, which is $15 cheaper than the first latest Retro¡¯s. Till this day, the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro Black Metallic Silver is considered a classic.