Joining forces with Marvel, Nike is dropping a sequel shoe for the sequel movie, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. This Air Jordan 1 is a spin on the “Chicago” colourway, incorporating an array of materials and textures making it seem like it leapt straight from a comic or film. Releasing on May 20th, these are a must for any Spidey geek out there!
Today I’m reviewing one of the most anticipated sneakers of the year! The “Lost and Found” Air Jordan 1 High imagines what an original 1985 Air Jordan 1 “Chicago” would look like if it was recently discovered in storage 37 years later. Giving us vintage touches like cracked leather, aged soles and a mismatching box, the story telling is incredible on these. Check out my early look before they release in November and let me know if you’re going for a pair for yourself!
A shoe shrouded in a bit of mystery, the AJKO or Air Jordan 1 KO was a pair that released alongside the Air Jordan 1 as an alternative that incorporated a few tweaks in the design including a canvas upper, and the tooling of the Nike Vandal. Nike has never officially come out to say what the “KO” stands for, but this shoe has retroed various times throughout history. Today’s video I’m reviewing the most recent re-release in the iconic “Chicago” colourway.
One of the best SB Dunks to release this year, my latest review covers the “J-Pack Chicago” colourway which draws its inspiration from the iconic “Chicago” Air Jordan 1. The familiar red, white and black tones cover the leather upper, which translates perfectly from the Jordan 1 silhouette to the Dunk. Big thanks to StockX for hooking it up and sponsoring this video!
My latest review covers one of the most unique Air Jordan 1s ever made – the “Homage to Home” Jordan 1 NRG! Jordan Brand sent me a pair and to say these are out there is an understatement! Featuring premium leather in a split construction consisting of the iconic Chicago and Bred 1 colourways on either side, these are super divisive to the public! What do you guys think?
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