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The annual Quai 54 street basketball tournament tips off in Paris this week, and as usual, Jordan Brand has readied a group of commemorative colorways for the showdown.Featured in the collection is the nike air jordan xxxi Low, which is unique for a number of reasons. The shoes, which feature mismatched blue and red accents on their tongue and heels, are noticeably different than other Jordan XXXI Lows.