Nike Air Jordan Sneakers,As is widely known, Michael Jordan is one of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductees and the induction took place back in 2009. Back then,The Air Jordan 1 “Top Three” was one of the Jordan Brand’s Cyber Monday Jordan releases for 2016. Jordan Brand has its own website, Jumpman 23 , which now redirects to Nike.com. To celebrate the G.O.A.T.’s induction, a special online feature by the name of “History of Flight” was introduced on the website at that time. In fact, it was arguably one of the biggest releases of 2016, both of the model itself and in general. Following the launch of this featurette, Jordan Brand whipped an entire “History of Flight” collection for the brand’s 25th anniversary.Its “Top Three” nickname refers to the fact that it draws inspiration from three of the most iconic colorways of the Air Jordan 1, The Air Jordan 13 “History of Flight”, which is scheduled to join upcoming Jordan releases 2017, was originally a part of that collection. namely the “Banned” (“Bred”) from 1985, the “Chicago” and the “Royal Blue” ones. Some sneakerheads may have missed their chance to cop a pair for $160 from Nike.com on November 28th at 10 AM ET.

Nike Air Jordan Shoes,Jordan Brand’s “History of Flight” featurette on their former website somewhat resembled a pop-up book.Fortunately, the Air Jordan 1 “Top 3” is getting restocked. Sneakerheads who visited the page back then were provided with some fun and interesting facts about each of the 24 Air Jordan models that had been released until then.The first colorway that inspired the Air Jordan 1 “Top Three” is regarded as the sneaker that Michael Jordan was fined for wearing in 1985 since its Black and Red color scheme broke NBA’s uniform regulations. The featurette was quite interactive and showcased all-White versions of all the models, along with a variety of different graphics.The second source of inspiration is the Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”, the Red- and White-colored iteration of the silhouette, The Air Jordan “History of Flight” / “25th Anniversary” collection was relatively different though.which itself had gotten restocked back in September 2015 via an newly introduced online drawing system by Nike. It comprised of identical colorways of the Air Jordan 1 to 16, all of which were mostly plain White but also sported Red-colored detailing throughout.