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2016 年 4 月 24 日 星期日  |
| New Air Jordan XXX is available today At Airjordans2016.com |
分類: new jordans 2016 |
| The Air Jordan XXX serves as an evolutionary step from the AJ XX9, which introduced a single-piece woven upper to the Jordan family. Hatfield pointed to the AJs III, IV, and V – and the barely noticeable differences in the midsole and outsole among the three models – as proof that Jays will carry over tooling that has worked previously. In guiding the Air Jordan line of signature sneakers into the future, Tinker Hatfield drew his direction from the past. It was an image of Michael Jordan soaring to the hoop during the 1988 slam dunk contest that inspired Hatfield as the legendary designer partnered with Mark Smith to develop the Air Jordan XXX.
New Jordans 2016 athlete Russell Westbrook will be playing in both these Air Jordan XXX PE colorways during the NBA 2016 Playoffs. One pair is dressed in the “Away” OKC colors having a full Photo Blue weave upper with Orange detailing hitting the heel. The other is an all-White pair that includes Silver detailing, Russell’s personal logo on the tongues and the word “Dangeruss” as a nod to his personality on the court found on the insole. Check out the detailed images of both these Air Jordan XXX Russell Westbrook Playoff PE colorways below and look for them on the court throughout the Thunder’s run at becoming the next NBA Champion. Height – Taking another page from the past, Hatfield and Smith chose an asymmetrical collar similar to that of the AJ XII, a design aimed at blending ankle support with flexibility and mobility. Toe – MJ has long liked the “toe down” look of his shoes. Smith designed the toe uniquely for the XXX, though he did draw from the patent leather rand of the XI.
In guiding the Air Jordans 2016 line of signature sneakers into the future, Tinker Hatfield drew his direction from the past. It was an image of Michael Jordan soaring to the hoop during the 1988 slam dunk contest that inspired Hatfield as the legendary designer partnered with Mark Smith to develop the Air Jordan XXX. Fit – This one-piece upper was designed to carry over the flexible feel of the XX9, and while the downsized FlightSpeed plate was intended to bring along the technology that enabled the wearer to be quick on the court. Material – Hatfield and Smith struck a careful balance between maintaining the performance features that worked, while pushing the design envelope as Jordan brand fans have come to expect. The upper is a soft and breathable mix of woven and knit materials. The “lofted knit” that lends padded comfort to the supportive ankle collar is the first such appearance in the Jordan line, according to Smith. A visual element on the midsole also offers a fresh look, adding a “galaxy” image to the shoe.
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