Retro Air Jordan 1 shoes are among the most coveted shoes in the world. They were when the original Air Jordan 1 sneakers ...

Michael Jordan retired more than 20 years ago, and his shoes are an icon on and off the basketball court. Nike has just re-released the classic Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” sneakers with the classic ...

Is this stylish black and red "Miles Morales" design the Air Jordan 11 collaboration fans want to see realised? Read More Air Jordan 11 “Miles Morales” Is The Coolest Spider-Man Sneaker Of All Time Wr ...

Grail sneakers re-release all the time. But the Nike Air Zoom Spiridon OG ‘Metallic Silver’ is one that looked like it was going to be locked in the vault for the rest of eternity. First ...

The biggest sneaker release of the year so far is the 2025 retro return of the original black and red “Bred” Air Jordan 1. It’s going to be an expensive shoe at $250, and a hard one to get with around ...

While the report notes that premium ... Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 is Jordan Brand’s most true-to-the-original re-creation of the original model, and its “Lost & Found” colorway (a version of the ...

UPDATE (01/31): Official images of the "Bred" Air Jordan 1 High '85 have loaded on the backend of Nike's website. The upcoming retro is currently slated to drop via SNKRS on Feb. 14 for $250.

In 1985, the iconic red and black Air Jordan 1 got banned from the NBA and a slick marketing move by Nike turned the challenge in an opportunity. Nike and Jordan Brand began celebrating the 40th ...

In the summer of 2025, a few Jordan Brand stores and Nike.com will carry the Jordan Spizike Low "OG ... premium materials, while offering a lower ankle cut for a more modern and versatile fit. Expand ...

Just as the Air Jordan 1 is forever tied to Michael Jordan’s rookie season with the Chicago Bulls, the Diamond Turf 1 is inextricably linked to Sanders’ time in Atlanta. While the shoe’s ...

Altman previously provided Retro Biosciences’ entire seed round of $180 million. Now, the startup is raising a $1 billion Series A that Altman is joining, the Financial Times reports.