The latest New Jordans 2017 comes in a Dark Obsidian, red and white colorway, featuring an upper reinforced with Flywire technology, Dark Obsidian across the vamp and base, a unique red blood-splatter pattern on the panels and a silver-tone Swoosh to resemble a Samurai sword. The keen eye will also find Japanese wording amidst the red pattern. Independent suspension pods and a sculpted outsole in white round out the special edition shoe.After an official unveil of Nike’s impressive new Black History Month collection for 2017 yesterday, to day we get an in-depth look at one of the highlights of the pack. Kyrie Irving’s third signature model coincides with the rest of the collection, featuring a black, white and gold color palette with marbled black and white detailing.
2017 Air Jordan Shoes, consisting of KD, Kyrie, and LeBron James are all featured in this year’s collection. The Nike KD9 looks amazing as does the Nike Kyrie 3. Hell, Nike even made the LeBron 14 look good. Simple colors and a touch of gold. This year’s BHM Collection is gorgeous.All of the sneakers come in black, white and gold. Both the Kyrie 3 and LeBron 14 BHM editions arrive on Feb. 16 for $120 and $175 respectively. The Black History Month LeBron 14 release marks one of the first few versions of the James' shoe to be made available to the general public.The Nike Lunar Epic and Serena Williams’ Nike Flare make their way into the collection as well. Both utilize the same color palette black, gold, and white.
KD 9 For Sale, this collection continues in the tradition of BHM packs benefiting its Ever Higher Fund. In addition, the press release around the shoes mentions the brand's ongoing support of organizations that provide aid to African-American youth like the Jackie Robinson Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs, and Coach Across America.On the first day of February, Nike and Jordan have debuted this year's special sneakers celebrating Black History Month. The Air Jordan models in the group will release on Feb. 11, followed by the Nike designs on Feb. 16.Nike and Kyrie Irving celebrate Black History Month with the release of the Nike Kyrie 3 "BHM." Designed to benefit the Ever Higher Fund, the sneaker features a black upper with a white Swoosh, metallic gold accents, and a marble graphic on the sole.