According to new New Jordans 2017 freshly added to the J23 app, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Banned" appears amongst several notable Retro releases. The reported release date is September 3, 2016 with retail slated at $160. In posting the information, J23 notes, ""Banned" is a nickname, that is all of the information I have." This latest development supports the Air Jordan 1 "Bred" story that we reported on earlier this month so it appears that they will indeed be dropping next year. Whether or not its the coveted "Banned" model, we'll have to wait and see. The model became infamous during the ’80s when Michael Jordan notoriously wore his pair to Chicago Bulls games. Disregarding the NBA’s “uniformity of uniform” rule that posited that “A player must wear shoes that not only matched their uniforms, but matched the shoes worn by their teammates,” ex-NBA commissioner David Stern apparently threw the shoes out of the game. Legend has it that MJ chose to pay fines (a rumored $5,000 USD per game) to the league every time he wore his Breds, and eventually, the NBA issued an outright ban of the bold red and black sneakers on-court.The short footage provides us with a glimpse at the new “Bred” 1s, as the OG is widely regarded as one of the best Jordan releases ever. You can look forward to the return of the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” taking place on September 3, the same day as the Air Jordan 31 “Bred.”
Rumor has it that Jordans Release 2017 is coming back in remastered form for Fall 2016. One of the most coveted retro releases in Jordan Brand’s arsenal hasn’t seen a retro release since 2013 and a recent tweet (since deleted by credible source Balt Sneaker Show) said that the Air Jordan 1 “Royal” could also join in on the fun. The last time each model released, they had the good fortune of just starting the trend to bring back the coveted ‘Nike Air’ branding on the tongue which pleased traditionalists and a new generation of sneakerheads alike. Both of these colorways missed out on the remastering process but still demand some of the highest prices on the resale market. Stay tuned for more news regarding what could be an awesome Fall 2016 for the Jumpman and we’ll keep you updated on more of the latest regarding these two classic Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG colorways in the coming days.One of the most sought after Jordan 1 colorway. the Black Toe colorway of the Jordan 1 retroes back this Saturday at 10AM EST. Donned in the original Black, White and Red color scheme. This pair comes with a White leather upper with accents in Black and Red leather Chicago colors. The tongue comes with the OG Nike Air logo.
The KD 9 For Sale returns in remastered form to celebrate the release of the Air Jordan XXX1. The sneaker features the original Chicago Bulls-inspired colorway that was banned from the NBA and is done in black, varsity red and white with Nike Air branding and tumbled red leather. Release date is Sept. 3, 2016.They feature full- grain leather uppers with full grain lizard emboss,a midfoot cover which provides a customized, supportive fit, as well as a foambacked Lycra collar for increased comfort. They also feature a lightweight phylon midsole with blow molded heel Air-Sole unit and forefoot tuned air unit, TPU heel stabilizer for heel and ankle support, and a full length composite shank plate provides increased support and prevents turf toe.Air Jordan 17 + is about to bring this year’s second series of engraved color, this pair of new Air Jordan 17 + “Bred” to familiar Bulls black and red to build, black leather shoes with gorgeous crocodile skin lines, the details of the The Department of red ornaments with metallic luster highlights the brisk effect.The shoes continued the OG version of the color design and luxurious materials, extravagance. The Air Jordan XVII were nicely made, and they came equipped with a removable mid-foot strap, Zoom Air sole, dynamic-fit sleeve, hidden quick lace system, lace-locks, leather uppers and carbon-fiber sheath.