The Cheap Jordans 2017 has popped up in this great new Chameleon colorway that blends traditional color blocking with some some cool updates. Dressed in a mixture of White, Black, Silver and Green color tones. This Air Jordan 1 looks to take the same iridescent-like approach as the Air Jordan 6 "Chameleon" on its paneling. A Black overlays the Nike Swoosh and toe area, as well as the inner liner. A translucent outsole is also added to this All-Star release. Michael Jordan lit up NBA All-Star Weekends with dazzling performances in 13 games over his career, three of which earned him MVP awards and the Bulls great walked away with Slam Dunk Content victories, in 1987 and '88. It's alluded to in the kicks' vamp, ankle, and heel, where iridescent blue details call to mind both Jordan's North Carolina uniform and the plastic-y sheen of Mardi Gras beads. That's counter-balanced by a high-contrast black-and-white upper and white sidewall.
New Jordans 2016, Sneakerheads love the Retro 6 model and this years pair gets a makeup that you will love every time you step out in them. The Air Jordan Retro 6 "All-Star" is done up in an iridescent color scheme that when light hits the leather upper, it changes colors. It also comes with some 3M reflective detailing and is complimented with iridescent lace tips and sits atop a clear translucent outsole. Throughout the years, NBA All-Star Weekend has been cherished by sneakerheads for the dope releases that their favorite brands drop for the special event. Whether it be rereleasing a classic shoe that shoe lovers have been wanting or the special signature sneakers with a colorway honoring the theme of the beloved game. Each year Jordan Brand will usually drop a retro that isn't tied to the game or ASW theme. For example they dropped the "Royal" Retro 1's back in 2013 and then in 2014 they dropped the "White/Infrared" Retro 6. It's so hard to turn down classics that have those infamous colorways and stories that are apart of MJ's legacy.
When Michael Jordan won his first NBA Championship he was wearing the Jordans 2017. This sleek model was designed by Tinker Hatfield and features a design inspired by MJ's slant-nosed Porsche. In recent years many of the original colorways of this highly sought-after model have been re-released, and some new colorways have hit the shelves too. The latest of these "never before seen" models is this year's limited "All-Star" edition. They are crafted with an iridescent leather upper that changes colors depending on the light (check the pics). Plus, also sport a translucent outsole, signature lacelocks, and an embroidered octagon logo on the heel. Look for the Air Jordan VI Retro "All-Star" dropping soon. With the NBA All-Star Game in New Orleans for the second time in four seasons, expect more Mardi Gras-ready colorways for many of the elite sneakers in the game. Jordan Brand is leading the way once again in that department, releasing a tandem of green/purple kicks to get the midseason classic started.