Nike has officially announced that Air Jordan 1 High OG 'Black Toe' will hit shelves. It's a colorway that marks the history of Air Jordan.

In 1985, the Air Jordan was created, a revolutionary basketball shoe that transcended sport ... authored "Kobe Bryant's Sneaker History (1996-2020)," and interviewed some of the biggest names ...

Nike is rumored to bring back the Air Jordan 6 OG “Infrared” sneakers in 2026 to honor its 35-year legacy. The Air Jordan VI 'Infrared' debuted in 1991 in a red and black colorway and was worn by ...

Sneaker enthusiasts and collectors are patiently waiting for the highly rumored Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High OG "Alaska" which is promised to hit the shelves for the 2025 Holiday season.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts wore the Air Jordan 1 in the player-exclusive "Unbannable" colorway in Super Bowl ...

In 1985, Jordan changed sports and sneaker history by wearing his game-changing red and black Air Jordan 1 basketball shoes. The NBA tried to ban the kicks, but Nike paid the fine, and the rest ...

making sneaker history yet again. In an Instagram post showcasing the new shoe, Rice shared background on what it means to her. "In 2022, I signed with the Jordan Brand," she shared, "Two and a ...

As part of a global campaign to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1 and the NBA controversy that propelled the ...

XI Racing appeared to be in a bit of an awkward situation with their “Unbannable” Jordan Brand paint scheme. Tyler Reddick is rocking the scheme for the NASCAR Clash at Bowman Gray.

It's one of the most iconic stories in sneaker history, Michael Jordan's original signature shoe being 'banned' by the NBA. Over the years, the legendary story of the Chicago Bulls star playing ...

First hitting the scene in 1985, this was the sneaker that kicked off Michael Jordan’s iconic partnership with Nike. Fast forward 40 years, and the ‘Bred’ is back.

It is a complex sports history moment 40 years in the ... The NBA wanted to ban Jordan from wearing his own shoes. Instead, they fined him $5,000 for every game he played in a pair of Air Jordan ...