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The "icy" translucent sole has been part of the Jordan Brand's heritage since the release of the Air Jordan 5 in 1990. Its most memorable appearance in the line came 5 years later, when the game changing Air Jordan 11 was introduced to the world. Still the most popular Jordan model, the 11's releases are typically limited to the holiday season. However, a more readily available option was added to the lineup last year.
Featuring a fully woven upper, the Air Jordan Future brings off-court aesthetic to the iconic Air Jordan 11 tooling. And just like the hoop shoe, the soles are often icy blue.
The latest Air Jordan Future Low is reminiscent of the "Cool Grey" Air Jordan 11 — and the sole justifies the comparison. Visit Champs Sports' The Drop for more on this release and how you can buy your pair.
