Almost all of the marquee New Jordans 2017 releases have been paired with the Air Jordan XXX1, dating all the way back to the debut “Banned” colorway of August. The upcoming April 2017 release of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Royal” will, as expected, be released alongside the Air Jordan XXX1 “Royal”, with a black/royal Flyweave upper, Royal Blue leather heel, and a royal blue outsole.Dressed in a Black, Game Royal and White color scheme. The Air Jordan 1-inspired Air Jordan XXX1 features elements to resemble the iconic “Royal” colorway. A clean White midsole and a Blue outsole completes the design.It’s been a trend for the Air Jordan XXX1 mimics certain Air Jordan 1 colorways and today we take a look at the Air Jordan XXX1 “Royal”.the Air Jordan XXX1 “Supernova” follows what has been regarded as the most successful XXX1 yet – the “Space Jam” iteration. Here, though, the non-traditional colorway explores elements of a rare astronomical event through Concord and mango shades that take on a gradient flow across Flyweave fabrication. Black Swoosh branding and laces cap the look.
2017 Air Jordan Shoes has smartly paired many of their retro releases of the Air Jordan 1 with a modern variation of the Air Jordan XXX1. It’s a joining of cultures and generations, and undeniably good business. The trend will continue later this year with the Air Jordan XXX1 “Royal” as a companion for the upcoming Air Jordan 1 “Royal”.The Air Jordan XXXI is an innovative reflection of the Air Jordan that started it all in 1985. The modern Anti-Gravity Machines are built for Russell Westbrook, and players like him, to attack the paint with Zoom Air cushioning and FlightSpeed technology.The upper featured a combination of Flyweave and synthetic leather and was the first-of-its-kind. In addition, the upper also featured a Nike Swoosh, a Jordan Jumpman, and the Jordan Wings logo. From a cushioning perspective, the Air Jordan 31 featured full-length Zoom Air and FlightSpeed technology.
The popularity of KD 9 For Sale is undeniable and there are no signs of it dissipating any time soon. With new sneakers constantly being released or scheduled for future dates, keeping up with the hottest and latest Air Jordans can become a daunting task, even for seasoned sneakerheads.Just like the 'Banned' Air Jordan I release of last year, the 'Royal' Air Jordan I will receive the same treatment. The AJ I 'Banned' was released with a partner in crime which originally was designed in honor of Mike's first signature sneaker, the dual branding and the overall aesthetic of the Air Jordan XXXI, captures the essence of the Air Jordan I in some ways. Now with the Air Jordan I 'Royal' dropping this spring, a matching Air Jordan XXXI will be available for purchase as well.In honor of the weekend’s event, the Air Jordan All-Star Collection features an iridescent material on a trio of iconic silhouettes. Those releases includes the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 6 and the Air Jordan XXX1.