New Athletic Shoes Show:Air Jordan 2010

The Nike Air Jordan 2010 Designed by Tinker Hatfield was truly relesed. It was the first Air Jordan to feature a visible air unit on the heel, the new Jumpman logo, an elephant print trim, and tumble leather for a luxury look. The III’s are also famous for the humorous ads depicting Spike Lee as Mars Blackmon. The Air Jordan 3 broke ground for many different aspects of the Nike Air Jordan shoe line. First, the Nike Air Jordan 2010 featured the “Jumpman” on the tongue of the shoe. This silhouette of Jordan was to celebrate and commemorate his Slam Dunk Contest victory the year before. Every Jordan after the Nike Air Jordan 2010 features this Jumpman as a focal point of the shoe as well as became the new logo for the Air Jordan line. The Air Jordan 3 was also the first to feature a visible air unit. Lastly, the Air Jordan 3 featured elephant print on the upper. Though this material was only used again on 1 other model, it set a standard that the Jordan shoes are as much fashionable as functional.

Air Jordan 2010 Men's Basketball Shoes Black-Black

While the Air Jordan 2010 Outdoor is starting to pop up in a few places and there is a “WBF” colorway of that model as well, the Air Jordan 2010 Team will debut soon also. While the first general release colorways are not scheduled to drop until September, a special “United We Rise” colorway will be released. They feature a white leather based upper with navy blue wrapping around the toe, heel, midsole and sockliner. Red is also featured on the midsole as well as on the Jumpman logo on the tongue and “Jordan” written down the side of the shoe.
Love them or hate them, the Nike Air Jordan 2010 Retro will be on the way in the near future in a variety of colorways. Now we get our first look at another upcoming colorway. This pair sports a Black patent/nubuck upper with splashes of University Blue on the midsole, branding, lining and contrast stitching. No word yet on a release for these, but it wouldn’t be surprising to seem them on the feet of UNC players as well as Denver Nugget and Jordan Brand player, Carmelo Anthony.