Air Jordan 5 Retro White / Fire Red / Black &White / Dark Army

Here we have photos of Air Jordan 5 Retro White / Fire Red / Black& white/ Dark Army . Deep Garnet canvas makes up 100% of the base with the exception of the inner lining and the black slit on the collar area. This Jordan Basketball Shoes also contains a traditional white sole which adds cleanliness to this casual sneaker. And what typle of Air Jordan 5 Retro are you best love?

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The nike Air Jordan V are loved by many, probably the fact that Michael Jordan started his rookie season with a bang. Through out the years you needed a pair of Air Jordans Shoes to be in style, and was just apart of fashion. Michael Jordan and the Air Jordan 5 line have dominated the NBA, and many opponents, but the Air Jordan XX3 may be the last pair. Not as bad as you may think, you still have 23 Air Jordans to pick from. If your in the market for a new pair of Air Jordan 5, we have a Air Jordan Release Dates page.

Almost each year, a new AIR JORDAN is unveiled. An annual event since its debut in 1985, each unveiling has been met with ever-increasing anticipation from the media, the industry, and the buying public. AIR JORDANs perennially dominate the market in sales and demand, establishing with each year’s model higher benchmark standards in design, innovation and performance for the entire athletic footwear industry. At the heart of the franchise is the perfect synergy between athlete and technology – Michael Jordan, the greatest player in the history of basketball, and the shoes he’s worn throughout his illustrious career that epitomize his relentless dedication to performance, innovation and achievement.

The Air Jordan 5 was released in February 1990. Four models of the Air Jordan V was released to the public. Two models are the Black/Black-Metallic Silver and White/Fire Red-Black had Michael Jordan “23″ on the side. Limited to just 100 pairs each, and were given to the unfortunate children or charity auction.