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Air Jordans are also denuncites as Jordans, J's or AJs; these shoes are worn by legendry basketball player Michael Jordan when it was first released in 1985. Jordan shoes are manufactured by the Jordan Company which is subsidiary of Nike. Air Jordans are relatively expensive as compare to other sports appeal and are best considered as collectors item because of its each year new model releases.
However Michael Jordan was retired him from the game but his legacy lives on. Air Jordan basketball shoe first release was comes I view in 1985 with name AJ1 and its designer was Peter More having distinctive "Wings" logo, The release of this kick marked the first step for Nike to make it most renowned brand in America. Infect the first release of Jordan was barred too many consequences to get its pace in market because AJ1's color combination of Red and Black laces are violated the uniform policy of and so far they are "Banned" to wear is leagues also Nike was paid thousand dollars fine each time when Jordans are worn. Although after twenty years it was realized that this shoe is among most important that ever made and becomes the essential part of basketball gear.
After that each year Air Jordan Sneakers versions are kicked market following is the information related to its versions:
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Air Jordans Versions and Specialties |
| AJ Version |
Year |
Designer |
Other Information / Specialty |
| Air Jordan II |
1986 |
Bruce Kilgore |
Produced in Italy. |
| Air Jordan III |
1988 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Also worn by "Mars Blackmon" |
| Air Jordan IIV |
1989 |
Tinker Hatfield |
With spider web-style lace loop |
| Air Jordan IIV |
1990 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Inspired by WWII Mustang plane |
| Air Jordan VI |
1991 |
Tinker Hatfield |
With rubber tongue & grab wholes |
| Air Jordan VII |
1991 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Special Olympic model rated no 9 |
| Air Jordan VIII |
1992 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Termed as "Peace" sign |
| Air Jordan IX |
1993 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Used by Michael for Baseball |
| Air Jordan X |
1994 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Termed as "Zebra" Jordan |
| Air Jordan XI |
1995 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Known as Space Jams |
| Air Jordan XII |
1996 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Inspired by Japanese military flag |
| Air Jordan XIII |
1997 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Inspired by Panthers (Leopard) |
| Air Jordan XIV |
1998 |
Tinker Hatfield & Mark Smith |
With Fourteen Jumpman Logos |
| Air Jordan XV |
1999 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Inspired by NASA X-15 aircraft |
| Air Jordan XVI |
2001 |
Wilson Smith |
First with Bold Toe Cap |
| Air Jordan XVII |
2002 |
Wilson Smith |
With Free CD-Rom & Metal Case |
| Air Jordan XVIII |
2003 |
Tate Kuerbis |
Inspired by Murcielago |
| Air Jordan XIX |
2004 |
Tate Kuerbis |
Substitute to Sneakers |
| Air Jordan XX |
2006 |
Tinker Hatfield |
Firs created with Air Pods |
| Air Jordan XXI |
2007 |
D'Wayne Edwards |
With replaceable Air Pods |
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It is now clear that why these Air Jordans are concerned to be collectables because of their designs, new features and remarkable offers and last but not the least the craze in basketball players in the way that they were fine heavily from NBA to wear colorway during games. View Content Resource
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