The Jordan 4 Fire Red, the Holy Grail of many collectors over the years. The lucky few who had a pair, were the envy of thousands of Jordan heads that were still looking. Released in 1989, looking for a pair in good condition or machinery and equipment was hard enough. Many collectors were happy to score a pair in need of reconstructive restore job. After the completion of the two Jordan IV Fire Reds would rule for display only never see the basketball court, or someone on your foot ever again. Members of the shoe board took the initiative and created online petitions to try to persuade Nike Jordan Brand, unlock the Jordan 4 Fire Reds. An online petition has 1598 signatures and counting. This clearly shows how many people are desperate for a pair of Fire Red Jordan 4s.
Ask for a return later this summer, we have a detailed look at the 2012 retro of the Jordan 4 Fire Red 2012 Almost identical to the appearance of the 2006 Mars release, but without Spike Lee Mars Blackmon logo, this version of the 1989 classic sports highlighted a white leather with black hits on the mesh wings, heel and midsole, while bright red graces the outsole , branding, food and eyestay. The date is set. The price is (and relatively cheap). The shoes are almost everywhere the release. All that we can do is wait. The countdown is on and is not closer fast enough for many of us. The release of the Air Jordan 4 Fire Red Mars is one of the biggest Jordan releases ever.
This time, the Jordan 4 Fire Red is similar to the original (OG), Jordan IV Fire Reds. First, there is no laser etching on the shank of the shoe. Secondly, instead of suede pieces keep the lace loops and back, they were made of TPU. Finally and most importantly, the Jordan 4 Fire Red will be available to the general public and not just be exclusively online. Otherwise over Jordan 4 Fire Red retro opposite to the OGs that on the back there is a Jumpman in place of the famous Nike Air symbol. In addition, Jordan Brand introduced a Mars Blackmon image on the back of the shoe. The Air Jordan IV is Spike Lee's favorite Jordan shoe ever.