The 2017 Air Jordan Shoes inspired by the Charlotte Hornets was supposed to release this upcoming weekend, but now according to the official Nike calendar it won’t be releasing until next week, April 24th. The Air Jordan 13 Low hasn’t made an appearance since 2006 and Jordan Brand has decided to bring it back for 2015.The Air Jordan 13 has also received the “low” treatment in 2015 with the “Hornets” colorway already having released last month and a new “Quai 54” edition rumored to release later this year. Another AJ 13 Low that we can expect in less than a month is the “Bred’ colorway which will most likely be the most popular. I mean any Air Jordan retro in a bred colorway is almost guaranteed to be a classic.Below is a look at the 'Bred' 13 Low, a scaled down version of the original 'Playoff' colorway with a red inner lining and outsole. The shoe is part of a 2015 lineup that will reportedly include the original 'Navy' and 'Chutney' colorways, as well as an all-new Charlotte Hornets-inspired make-up.
One of the Jordans 2017 worn on-court by Michael Jordan during his final season with the Chicago Bulls, today we take a look at the lineage of the Air Jordan XIII.This AJ 13 comes with a White tumbled leather upper and Midnight Navy accents on the tongue, side panels, midsole and heel. Turquoise Blue is then added on the outsole and branding on the tongue to complete the Charlotte Hornets look. If you were planning on scooping up this Air Jordan retro release this weekend, you’ll not have to wait a little longer thanks to Nike’s change of plans.As the owner of the Charlotte Hornets, Michael Jordan pays homage to the team with the forthcoming Air Jordan XIII Retro Low release. Aptly named “Hornets,” the sneaker boasts a luxurious remastered leather upper, with Cool Blue and Photo Blue overlaid by a white leather quilted body. Silver accents offer a premium touch along with the iconic Jumpman logo. Priced at $120 USD, the “Hornets” are set to drop April 18 at select retailers such as Sneaker Politics.
KD 9 For Sale featured a mastermind design, the credit for which goes to Tinker Hatfield.The 1997–1998 season was the last one that Michael Jordan played as a part of the Bulls, and that was when Jordan Brand released Jordan 13.  A considerable number of Jordan shoe fans consider the Air Jordan 13 as the best design model by Jordan Brand.Jordan Brand is bringing back the Air Jordan 13 Low silhouette as part of their Summer 2015 lineup. The Air Jordan 13 Low “Hornets” is one of those colorways set to release, and today we share a first look at the “Hornets” inspired Air Jordan Retro 13 Low.Check out the detailed and on-feet photos below and look for the Air Jordan 13 Low “Hornets” to release on Saturday, April 18th at select Jordan Brand retailers, including Nike.com. The release will be available in gradeschool sizing too. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.