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abbyw677  
#1 Posted : Thursday, March 08, 2018 12:38:26 PM(UTC)
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This <a href="http://www.newjordans2017.com/">New Jordans 2018</a> touches on the classic releases we have seen which comes dressed in a Black, Anthracite and University Red color theme. Taking over the shoes is Black which runs across the uppers, midsole and almost everywhere else. This Air Jordan 9 features a Black leather and patent leather upper with a matching Black midsole. University Red contrasting accents is seen on the branded tongues, heels and midsole. Anthracite finishes off the look that fills the shoe’s rubber sole.
<a href="http://www.2017airjordanshoes.com/">2018 Air Jordan Shoes</a> with a mixture of leather and patent leather, University Red lands on the Jumpman branding, tongue and heel.Dressed in a mix of Black, Anthracite and University Red. Covered in a Black leather and patent leather on the majority of the upper, this Air Jordan 9 is the contrasted with University Red on the branding on the tongue, midsole, and heel. The midsole is also done in Black while an Anthracite rubber outsole finishes off the look on this new colorway of the Air Jordan 9.In fact, Japanese culture served as the primary source of inspiration for many of the elements that are featured by the ninth model from the Air Jordan line.
The <a href="http://www.newjordans2017.com/">Jordans Release 2018</a> originally released in 1993-94 and was once again designed by Tinker Hatfield. It was the first model to be released when Michael Jordan retired from professional basketball to pursue a new career in baseball. They were not absent from the hardwood despite MJ being gone. A few PE were made for players such as Kendall Gill, Penny Hardaway and Mitch Richmond, as well as BJ Armstrong wearing a released with his jersey number on the back instead of the usual "23."Japanese design had inspired Tinker Hatfield at the time when he had begun working on the Air Jordan 9.
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