SOLE COLLECTOR: Sneakers

Here's some new rarity for everyone. This sample Air Jordan XIV is also a player exclusive. It was made for sponsored Jordan Brand members who played football. This was never produced and never made it to any players either making these very hard to get your hands on.

As Terrell Owens changes uniforms for a third time, so does his shoes. As he is now a member of the Dallas Cowboys football team, this cleated version of the retro Air Jordan XIV was issued just for T.O. himself.

Here is another special cleated version of the Air Jordan Retro 14. This was made specifically for Dre Bly. He wore this PE during the 2005 NFL season while playing on the New England Patriots.

During the course of the Air Jordan XIV being retroed in 2005, Jordan Brand member Ahman Green gets a special cleated version for himself. The colorway very much resembles the actual white/dark forest/light graphite colorway released but..

As the Air Jordan 14 Retro debuted in 2005 during the twentieth anniversary of the Air Jordan, it also got a special retro card. This card was issued from 2005-2006 and came with all Air Jordan 14 Retros released in that time frame. On the front of the card it features the famous “last shot” [...]

As the Air Jordan XV debuted in 1999 so did the long-lasting Jordan face box. It is an all black box with a grey top that features MJ’s face on it with lines going through it. This specific box was used for almost every single Air Jordan model over the next five years, and, at [...]

This was the first box used by Jordan Brand as it started as a company of its own. It is all silver and has a red Jumpman in a circle on the top center. This was used from 1997-1999 with the original Air Jordan XIII and XIV being the two signature models released in it.

This is a sample colorway of the original Air Jordan XIV. For whatever reason these never made the cut and were not released. They resemble the "last shot's" but contain a grey colored grill on the midsole along with yellow accents where the last shots had a black grill along with red accents on the midsole.

This Air Jordan player exclusive was made for Juwan Howard. He wore these during the 1999 NBA season while still playing for the Washington Wizards. Also, he wore these while playing on the road as the colorway was made to go with his teams away uniforms. As with the meaning of PE's, they were only for Juwan and not available to the public.

Happy Halloween everyone! Well not actually but on October 31, 1998 we saw the first colorway of the Air Jordan XIV released. It was then most people figured out what sneaker MJ was wearing in his final game. These retailed for $150 just like the previous Air Jordan XIII did.

As the final year of the 20th Century begins, so does the continuation of the Air Jordan XIV. These originally released in January which also was the case for when they were retroed in 2006. This could be seen on the feet of Toni Kukoc as well as a few other members of the Chicago Bulls team in 1999 while playing at home.

This colorway of the Air Jordan XIV could be seen on the feet of then Milwaukee Bucks player Ray Allen. These were called the "oxy's" due to that being the colorway description like the origin of so many Air Jordan model nicknames.