To celebrate its 40th anniversary, Jordan Brand launched a huge marketing campaign surrounding the release of the Air Jordan 1 High 85 “Bred” (Banned). This iconic sneaker was rebuilt to mimic the look of its original release from 1985. Tune into my review to get an in-depth look and to learn about all the details that went into this controversial release. Should the brand have released them in mass quantities, or do you see their vision in this limited run?
For the first time since its original release in the mid 80s, the Air Jordan 1 Low returned in the “Metallic Navy” colourway. Built in the “85” cut to be as close to the OG run as possible, this pair features smooth white leather, with shiny navy blue hits, staying true to how it was meant to look. Check out my review to learn more and to see how they are on feet! Was this a cop for you?
The “Neutral Grey” Air Jordan 1 Low returned this past weekend after a mere two years since they last released. However, this version differentiates itself being an “85” release, meant to be crafted closer to how the Air Jordan 1 was done back in 1985. These feature a premium leather upper, grey suede overlays, and a vintage looking rubber cupsole to give it that old school look. Did anyone else cop a pair?
Today I’m reviewing the latest Air Jordan 1 made in the “85” cut! The “Black / White” colourway dropped last week in retro form, but this is an original colourway that was part of the shoe’s roll out back in the mid 80s. Check out my review for a closer look and on feet look!
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Today I’m reviewing the latest Air Jordan 1 made in the “85” cut! The “Georgetown” colourway adopts the colour scheme of the Georgetown Hoyas in their familiar navy blue and grey tones. It’s made to look and feel closer to the originals from 1985 with a retooled shape and thicker cuts of leather. Check out my review for a closer look and on feet look!
One of the most anticipated shoes so far of 2021, the original “Neutral Grey” colourway of the Air Jordan 1 high finally returns tomorrow, February 10th. Last seen in 1985, these are crafted in the remastered “85” form, which Nike claims is a closer reproduction to the original Air Jordan 1 silhouette than its normal retro releases. Check out my in-depth review to get a closer look and let me know if you plan to try for these tomorrow morning!
Rounding out my pickups from February, Jordan Brand released a second colourway of the Air Jordan 1 High 85, this time in an all-new “Reverse Bred” colourway that was limited to only 23,000 pairs. With similar construction as the Jordan 1s in the New Beginnings Pack, these adopt a Red and Black upper, flipping the toebox colours found on the iconic “Bred 1”. Check out my review to learn more!
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