The New Jordans 2017 line originated back in 1984 when Michael Jordan himself wore them as a rookie.A state of calamity was declared last year by the governor of the Brazilian seaside city, apparently because no funds were available for hospitals and other such basic services. The outbreak of the Zika virus in the city is another problem. Furthermore, the political scenario of Brazil has been in a crisis too, resulting in the suspension of Dilma Rousseff, the country’s president. During this year’s Summer Olympics, she will be tried for impeachment. Despite all these bad occurrences, it does not seem and is very unlikely that the Summer Games will be cancelled or postpones. A majority of the foam shell uppers of this sneaker are dressed up in pure White, while the eyestays, heels, inner booties and tongues are all covered in Blue. Finally, a Red hue covers the inner lining.
The Air Jordan 30 birthed the brand by debuting with defiance. Designed for a player unlike anything the league had ever seen before, with its iconic Red, Black and White color blocking, the shoe was never meant to be in compliance. Designed with extra foam strategically padded points and tight toe overlays, this shoe was made - at the time - for total protection during in-game propulsion.Hence it makes perfect sense for Nike to be prepared and pay homage to the 2016 Summer Olympics.While Kevin Durant is currently in Greater China, making stops at places like Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Taipai during his week-long Nike Basketball tour trip, Nike unveiled a new KD 9 colorway.
The 2017 Air Jordan Shoes features a two toned clear jade and black flyknit upper, with a matching clear jade swoosh and black laces. The shoes also feature a white midsole and outsole, along with a clear jade cushion and volt tints. What are your thoughts on this new upcoming KD 9 colorway? Be sure to let us know in the comments section below. Continue reading to view the release date & more photos, and stay tuned with JustFreshKicks for more updates.Nike stood on this kind of rebel behavior,” recalls Jordan Brand VP Howard “H” White, in reference to the runners and tennis players connected to the Swoosh.