Women Jordan

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.

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.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro University Blue / Flint Grey was released on February 14, 1998 and retailed for $150. They feature a white / blue /grey upper, whichis seen a lot on Air Jordans, and goes very well together. The blue portion features an underlying 3M reflective material which shines when hit by light, which will definitely turn heads. The outsole is a dark grey color with white inserts, which feature a modified version of the herringbone pattern, which provides great traction on the hardwood. The shoe is modeled after the paw of a black panther. The green hologram at the heel represents the eye of the animal, while the bottom represents its paw. They are really beautiful shoes, with flowing lines, and are very organic. Other specifications include 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 8 (VIII) Original (OG) - White / Black - True Red were released in February of 1993, and retailed for $125. The feature a white leather upper with perforations, which allowed to breathe somewhat.? They feature a light grey durabuck material at the back end of the shoe, as well as black and red highlights or streaks at the heel. The midsole is a combination of red and grey, which contrasts from the white upper, drawing more attention to the shoe. The shoe also features anti-inversion cross straps, a poly carbonate torsion plate, air sole, and an inner sock similar to the Nike Air Huarache, which is there to really make the shoe stick to your foot. The Air Jordan 8 (VIII) are sometimes dubbed the “Bugs Bunnies” as people would take the straps and make loops with them, similar to rabbits’ ears.?

The Air Jordan 8 (VIII) Original (OG) - Playoffs (Black / Black - True Red) were released in April, 1993, and retailed for $125. They feature a black durabuck upper with red and black accents, as well as a very colorful outsole. One of the nicest features of these is actually hard to see, but the shoe’s inner lining features a vibrant, multi-colored design which is very attractive. The shoe also features anti-inversion cross straps, poly carbonate torsion plate, air sole, and an inner sleeve similar to the Nike Air Huarache. The point of the inner sleeve was to really have the shoe conform / stick to your foot, similar to Tinker Hatfield’s intentions with the Air Jordan 7 (VII). Also (just something to know), the Air Jordan 8 (VIII) was the first Air Jordan to not feature Nike’s logo ( including the Original versions). It was at this point that Tinker felt the Jordan brand was strong enough to stand on its own.