SOLE COLLECTOR: Sneakers

This wallpaper showcases the beauty of the first OG colorway of the Air Jordan XIX. The first model to ditch the Wizards theme and go back to the original Bulls roots.

One of the most coveted and rarest Air Jordan XIX's ever! This sample is easily in the Top 5 best Air Jordan samples ever produced. This Air Jordan XIX features an amazing red marble-like design on the toe.

Here's an early sample colorway of the Air Jordan XIX. This color features a nice blue patent leather toe. A simple yet stylish colorway as the blue used on these samples is really bright and shiny and helps to make this shoe stand out.

This was the final release in 2004 for the Air Jordan XIX. It's also the third Air Jordan XIX low in the LS line. This time around the upper is again made up of nubuck and the toe is suede.

Continuing on with the LS line, this Air Jordan XIX low is the second of three. It unlike the graphite colorway contains an all suede upper rather than nubuck this time around as well as on the toe. This colorway was not a GR as Finish Line did not receive this or the next colorway.

This Air Jordan XIX low gets a new look. Part of the Jordan Lifestyle line even though it is not labeled that on the box this shoe features an all nubuck upper with a patent leather toe replacing the elephant print that was there on the first two colorways.

After a few months pass we get a new colorway of the Air Jordan XIX SE. First rumored to be the "Mid-West" regional colorway, this was actually a non-regional general release. These were released alongside the East Coast and West Coast SE's but were available everywhere and not specifically in a certain region.

To go along with the East Coast getting a special colorway we also get one for the West Coast as well. This colorway was made and released specifically on the West Coast. They were worn by Gary Payton who

As we continue onto the Air Jordan XIX SE we also continue on with more regional colorways. This one was made and released specifically on the East Coast and was worn by Jason Kidd who at the time was a member of the New Jersey Nets. This colorway was inspired to match the Nets' team uniforms.

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 is the box issued for the original Air Jordan XIX in 2004. It has a very unique design to it. When you open it, it actually splits in two where each sneaker has its own compartment. One side of the box is gray while the other side is black, and the top of it [...]

As Gary Payton is now a member of the Los Angeles Lakers and a member of Team Jordan it's only right he gets his own Air Jordan XIX. This player exclusive colorway was made just for The Glove and