Is the Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” the most significant Retro release of 2014? There’s a lot more to this shoe being a low-top version of perhaps the most iconic basketball sneaker of all-time – it’s made headlines during his comeback Championship season in 1996 and earlier this year in a friendly game of beer-pong. These low-top Jordans were originally PEs solely for Michael, who wore them during the parade held in Chicago. Later, they surfaced during a popular college recreational game that includes ping-pong balls and red Solo cups. The Concord Lows definitely spans a broad range in terms of significance, and these will likely clear out of store shelves during the May 3rd release date. Check out this detailed gallery below, and let us know if this is Jordan Brand’s best Retro release of 2014.
A few days back, we got our first look at the upcoming Air Jordan XI Low Retro "Infrared 23."
Today, shoulee81 took to Instagram to share more detailed images of the anticipated release along with on-foot shots to give heads an idea of what they can expect their Jordans to look like on their own feet. From these images, we clearly see the "Infrared 23" speckle treatment on the back heel, the same speckle that was used on today's Air Jordan II Infrared 23 release. While these may not be "Space Jam" lows, there is a pretty striking resemblance to the iconic colorway. Slated to release June 14, 2014 with a $150 price tag, expect the hype on these to build exponentially as we get closer to the drop.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
The Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” compare to Air Jordan XI Low Retro "Infrared 23" which ones you will cop?
Is the Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” the most significant Retro release of 2014? There’s a lot more to this shoe being a low-top version of perhaps the most iconic basketball sneaker of all-time – it’s made headlines during his comeback Championship season in 1996 and earlier this year in a friendly game of beer-pong. These low-top Jordans were originally PEs solely for Michael, who wore them during the parade held in Chicago. Later, they surfaced during a popular college recreational game that includes ping-pong balls and red Solo cups. The Concord Lows definitely spans a broad range in terms of significance, and these will likely clear out of store shelves during the May 3rd release date. Check out this detailed gallery below, and let us know if this is Jordan Brand’s best Retro release of 2014.
A few days back, we got our first look at the upcoming Air Jordan XI Low Retro "Infrared 23."
Today, shoulee81 took to Instagram to share more detailed images of the anticipated release along with on-foot shots to give heads an idea of what they can expect their Jordans to look like on their own feet. From these images, we clearly see the "Infrared 23" speckle treatment on the back heel, the same speckle that was used on today's Air Jordan II Infrared 23 release. While these may not be "Space Jam" lows, there is a pretty striking resemblance to the iconic colorway. Slated to release June 14, 2014 with a $150 price tag, expect the hype on these to build exponentially as we get closer to the drop.
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