Air Jordan 1 Low Game Royal VS Air Force 1 Rucker Park from Mayne's blog

The Air Jordan 1 Low Game Royal is in a way an alternate version of the 1988 OG colorway. The main characterizing elements are included: the elephant print, the Nike Air logo (heel), the white full grain leather and the red accents. The whole thing is sprinkled with a dose of originality. Jeans embellish certain strategic areas. The transparent rubber heel tab enhances the attractiveness of the rear logo. The special edition is a great success. Without offending him, the Jordan 3 Denim Fire Red Co.jp on which "Nike" is written in Japanese characters is more appealing. To the chagrin of Jumpman lovers, the mid-rise sneakers are an exclusive Japan model.Dior x Air Jordan 1 High OG is a collab between two leading brands Dior - a high-fashion magnate with Nike - a sportswear mogul. This special sneaker is made for the 35th anniversary of Nike's Air Jordan 1 appearance and is also the 35th anniversary of the Dior Men's presence in the US.
The Air Force 1 Rucker Park Shoes are a model that came on the market especially for women. This year this cool sneaker will appear in a new colorway, this is the "Orewood". Earlier this year, several colorways appeared on the model that is inspired by the Air Max 90. When exactly this cool colorway will be released, we still have to wait and see but further information can be found below!This time the Nike Air Max Verona has a super sleek colorway that features an oversized heel. The original Air units are 200 percent larger on this model than we are used to. The upper has a white with beige base. This is finished by different colors. The colors green, orange, beige and blue ensure that the sneaker has a cheerful but tight upper. Beads are attached to the laces that provide a playful twist. The swoosh, air unit and other details are colored orange. In short; this is a real must-have to expand your sneaker collection!
According to the NBA rules from the 1980s, a player had to have Nike Shoes in the colors not only matching his team's outfit, but they also had to match the shoes of other players. This also applied to the 51 percent rule, meaning that the shoes were to be at least 51% white. At the start of the league, Michael Jordan played in black and red shoes, allegedly Air Jordan 1, for which he was fined $ 5,000. It has now been acknowledged as a former Nike Air Ship.So we have little-known basketball shoes that are made of leather and reach high above the ankle. The whole thing is bathed in black paint and only the panels overlapping the upper, such as the Swoosh, the collar and the binding area, have been dyed red. All this is placed on a white sole with a red accent. The set includes red and black laces. See the official photos below.
There was already a lot for Air Jordan Retro in 2020. Another special edition on the Jordan 6 will appear! In keeping with the annual basketball tournament in Paris, the Jumpman brand is bringing a couple of sneakers onto the market again, including the 6er Quai 54. The model comes with a high-quality sail-colored smooth leather upper that is complemented by eye-catching patterns. These are located on the side of the sneaker and are reminiscent of Indian tribal patterns that are held in purple.The Nike Air Force 1, as usual, continues to be a hot topic of conversation among the world of sneakers, and it’s played dress up in many different forms this season. Some have been a little more ostentatious such as its P(HER)SPECTIVE and DIY all-over Swoosh colorways, while others have remained more modest by simply shifting around colored accents that match up between its Swooshes and midsoles. The latter, which has already been released in black and red variations, is throwing in another update into its Summer lineup; this time by adopting the “Pink Foam” motif. Taking the phrase “Tough guys wear pink” to heart, these men’s lifestyle kicks splash titular hues onto its Nike checks and sole pieces entirely, all of which are mated by a leather upper dialed with an angelic exterior.

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