Air Jordan 1 Retro High – Fall 2011 Colorways | New Images ...
The Air Jordan 1 typically stays quiet during the calendar year. Not to say that it isn't a noiseworthy shoe, but it does get overlooked from time to time in favor of the more marquee <a href="http://www.theapparelend.com/eye-wear-c-1021.html"><strong>popular glasses onsale</strong></a> releases, like the Air Jordan XI Concord, the Ray Allen XIIIs, and other big-time Jordan Retro releases. However, one of the most controversial releases of the year has been of the Air Jordan 1 variety; not long ago, Jordan Brand scrapped the Air Jordan 1 'Banned' and released the shoe in limited numbers at Nike Factory Stores, and currently a pair of these contemporary 'banned' kicks fetch up to 300 a piece. Whether it was truly a scrapped release that experienced unforeseen popularity, or if it was a shrewd coercion tactic remains to be seen, but it all reminded us that the original Air Jordan sneaker has that staying power <a href="http://www.theapparelend.com/sport-shoes-soccer-shoes-c-998_965.html"><strong>Adidas soccer shoes onsale</strong></a> in today's sneaker game. If you missed out the Banned 1s, it's quite alright because Jordan Brand is set to release six team-based colorways of the Air Jordan 1 High Retro; these are slated to be an August 2011 release, but have yet to pop up in stores in the U.S., so perhaps a late-month release <a href="http://www.theapparelend.com/index.php"><strong>wholesale replica A&F women uppers</strong></a> or a postponement to September is likely. Japanese retailer LTD-Online has all six available, so check out the new detailed shots of all six pairs below and stick with Sneaker News for updates regarding this sweet six-pack of AJ1s. Air Jordan 1 Retro High White/White-Varsity Red 332550-100 Air Jordan 1Â*Retro High White/White-Varsity Maize 332550-102
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