This New Jordans 2017 features a subtle fade from Light Blue to Darker Blue and an all over Laser print freehanded over the traditional patent leather.Justwin Customs incorporated the older Laser print into the design by weaving several pairs of Air Jordans into the design, much different than the new print.This Air Jordan 11 ‘Laser’ custom features a subtle fade from Light Blue to Darker Blue and an all over Laser print freehanded over the traditional patent leather. He incorporated the older Laser print into the design by weaving several pairs of Air Jordans into the design, much different than the new print.Justwin Customs went ahead and fantasized about a future with even more designs of that sort with this "Laser" Jordan 11. The sneaker starts with the Air Jordan 11 "Legend Blue" as its base then adds on a blue mudguard and a print mimicking Jordan Brand's own heritage pattern used on laser pairs. If such a shoe were to see a retail release it would certainly upset purists out there, but pairs like this have had no problem selling out recently, so there's definitely a market.Now that the Air Jordan 6 Black/Infrared has past, we can set our collective gaze on the annual installment of the Air Jordan 11.
All these pairs of lasers dropping from 2017 Air Jordan Shoes, it was only a matter of time before someone customized pair in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of JB. The artist, who goes by Justwincustoms is one of the first to add lasering on the Jordan 11.For the base, Justwincustoms whose real name is Justin used the Legend Blue Jordan 11. He would go on and paint the patent leather blue and over laser print. The impressive part is that Justin actually hand drew the laser print. The style of lasering is more based on the 2005 Jordan 4 Laser rather than the newer releases.Initially released in 1996, the Air Jordan 11 is regarded as one of the best Air Jordans ever. This original colorway is a mix of patent leather and smooth leather in all-white, with a tongue tag, Jumpman logo and translucent outsole tinted in Legend Blue. Tinker Hatfield designed it, Michael Jordan made it fly and the community of fans, supporters and sneakerheads have turned this classic into an iconic sneaker.With a background in architecture, KXIV used CAD linework and lasercut a festive pattern on the usual patent leather portion to display the inspiration behind the shoe – the White Temple and Black House of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
The KD 9 For Sale has hit their 30 year milestone in 2015, and in honor of that they have plans to bring back some of their popular silhouettes and designs. One design element that we can expect to see is laser etching which was most notably used on the Air Jordan XX and the Dub Zero.2015 brings the 30th Anniversary of Jordan Brand, and the powerhouse is celebrating by releasing a string of Laser kicks, including the Air Jordan 1 High "Laser", seen above. Slated for release this February, the high top sneaker features a White leather base, with the overlays truly being the star of the show. They have been given the iconic Laser treatment, topped off with a translucent icy blue sole. If you want to grab a pair of these 30th Anniversary Laser 1s, check for them beginning on Feb. 8, 2015 for $185.Tinker Hatfield listened when Michael Jordan said he wanted patent leather on a sneaker, something versatile for basketball and formal occasions. Hatfield responded with 1995-96’s Air Jordan 11, often regarded as the most beloved signature silhouette of all. Wrapped in patent leather from toe to heel and topped with ballistic mesh and leather, Jordan wore the 11 to another NBA Championship with the Bulls and in Space Jam (1996).