2018 New Air Jordan 32 "Last Shot" Online from jordan's blog
New Jordans 2018, Inspired by the Air Jordan 14, which will also be returning this year. This Air Jordan 32 includes the Ferrari-style Jumpman branding on the tongue, along with textured leather on the heels. It was a historic moment during Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz. Michael Jordan hit a championship-clutch shot to earn his sixth ring. Here's a first look at the "Last Shot" Air Jordan 32, a new colorway of Jordan's current performance model inspired by the Jordan 14. In addition to the familiar black and red colorway, the shoe features Ferrari-style Jumpman branding on the tongue and textured leather on the heel inherited from its predecessor.
New Jordans 2017, The Air Jordan 32 Last Shot will release alongside the Air Jordan 14 Last Shot to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls sixth championship. Twenty years ago, Michael Jordan perfectly capped off the Chicago Bulls portion of his career when he hit the championship-clinching shot against the Utah Jazz in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals. Naturally, Jordan Brand is commemorating this iconic moment by bringing back the shoes that Jordan wore in that game—the Air Jordan 14. However, that pair won't be arriving alone.
Jordan Retro Shoes, The Air Jordan 32 Low Free Throw Line takes inspiration from Michael Jordan's famous 1988 Dunk Contest victory, where he took off from the free throw line. Paying tribute to the Air Jordan 3 "White Cement" that he wore, a subtle elephant print design is featured on the upper. The translucent outsoles feature a Red Stripe and "3:51" as a nod to the time on the clock when that now iconic image of MJ's 1988 free throw line dunk was captured. Additional detail includes a set of "10's" as a nod to Jordan’s perfect 50 score.
New Jordans 2017, The Air Jordan 32 Last Shot will release alongside the Air Jordan 14 Last Shot to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls sixth championship. Twenty years ago, Michael Jordan perfectly capped off the Chicago Bulls portion of his career when he hit the championship-clinching shot against the Utah Jazz in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals. Naturally, Jordan Brand is commemorating this iconic moment by bringing back the shoes that Jordan wore in that game—the Air Jordan 14. However, that pair won't be arriving alone.
Jordan Retro Shoes, The Air Jordan 32 Low Free Throw Line takes inspiration from Michael Jordan's famous 1988 Dunk Contest victory, where he took off from the free throw line. Paying tribute to the Air Jordan 3 "White Cement" that he wore, a subtle elephant print design is featured on the upper. The translucent outsoles feature a Red Stripe and "3:51" as a nod to the time on the clock when that now iconic image of MJ's 1988 free throw line dunk was captured. Additional detail includes a set of "10's" as a nod to Jordan’s perfect 50 score.
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| Added | Jan 25 '18 |
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