It was hard to see the III go. But as the Air Jordan division continued to grow, it became apparent that a new shoe (along with a new Spike Lee commercial) would be dropping every year. The IV wasn all that exciting from a design perspective. In essence, it was just a more complex version of the III, sharing its predecessor mid-cut silhouette and Visible Air cushioning, and adding plastic wings and mesh inserts and complex fan-shaped lace loops. The elephant print of the III was replaced by a spatter-finish plastic. Very 80s.
Air Jordan 4 Retro fire red generations, this shoe is the most striking is its uppers: sporty trapeze sign, flight handwritten words full of sense of jumping.It is carefully designed to save the the Nike, and trapeze brand, because 2 generation, 3 generation sales is not very good. Configuration: the heel cushion and forefoot cushioning rubber.
Air Jordan 4 fire red The upcoming release of 'Thunder' of the Air Jordan IV has many fanatical collectors Air Jordan / considering the potential fluctuation in the "value" of some of their most valuable assets. The Thunder is one of the toughest pickup around, and with the initial price of $ 85, find a pair of anything close to that is almost impossible nowadays. With the imminent release of the Thunders, Jordan 4 fire red the value of the 2006 will probably see a minor slide down, so what does that mean for other rarefied air Jordans? Will we see a re-release of the original DMP pack or Raging Bulls (2013 was a difficult year development for the Air Jordan V). We want to know your opinion on this controversial topic, so let us know if you have a wide release of Thunder IV is something you embrace or an idea that has not been explored.
This is the Air Jordan IV (4) Retro "Fire Red" 2012 GS (Grade School) release. The "Fire Red" AJ IV (4) was one of the original (OG) color ways of this model sported by MJ during the 1989 season. We've only had "special" editions of this shoe retroed like the "Laser" pair in 2005 and the "Mars Blackmon" edition in 2006. OG-heads are very excited for this pair as the only difference between the 1989 OG and this one is that the "shox" inside the Air unit are red instead of white. This pair has been highly anticipated and Jordan Brand has brought it back for the 23rd anniversary of the AJ IV (4) model. Be sure to avoid all the mess of lining up and reservations the day of release by pre-ordering here on Jordans4bred.com
This pair needs no real introduction, the Air Jordan Retro 4 (IV) Fire Red aka Mars Jordan 4. When released, the Air Jordan Retro 4 Mars was a General Release, but sold out instantly just as it was limited.
The Air Jordan 4 Bred Mars – Fire Reds received its nickname for Spike Lee’s head featured at the heel from “She’s Gotta Have It”, where Spike Lee played “Mars Blackmon”. The release date was July 22nd(Michael Kors Outlet)
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