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This is the home colorway of the Air Jordan V retro made for Joe Johnson. The colorway was made to match his Atlanta Hawks team colors. They were worn throughout the 2006-'07 NBA regular season.

Here's another great looking Air Jordan V retro PE. This player exclusive was made for Joe Johnson. He wore these in 2006 mostly while on the road playing for his Atlanta Hawks team. The red and taxi colors on this black..

This is one of the most amazing PE's to date! This Air Jordan V was made for Chris Paul. He wore these during the 2006-07 NBA season mostly at home games. The beautiful white, teal, and sunstone colors were inspired by CP3's New Orleans Hornets team uniform.

This Air Jordan V Retro was made for Chris Paul. This player exclusive colorway was made to match CP3's New Orleans Hornets team uniform. It's a black-based nubuck upper with Paul's number "3" stitched on the side in gold and shadowed in teal.

Here's another player exclusive colorway made especially for Josh Howard. They were worn by Howard while a member of the Dallas Mavericks in the 2006-2007 NBA season. The colorway was done to match the colors of his Mav's team uniform and were mostly worn during home games.

With the release of the “Laney” colorway of the Air Jordan 5 Retro+ in 2000, the Air Jordan V retro card got a special look. The wings picture was replaced with a picture of MJ in high school playing for his high school team the Laney High Buccaneers. This card was only used with this [...]

As the Air Jordan V became the second model to be released in the new retro series that began in 1999 with the 4 Retro, we also got a special retro card for it. This one features the famous “wings” picture on the front and a brief summary of MJ’s career in the year the [...]

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 [...]

Here is the original Air Jordan V box from 1990. As with the Air Jordan III and IV boxes, this one containd the black box top with the red Jumpman logo on it and the Nike Air logo on the side. Also it dropped the word “Flight” from it as well. The box itself features [...]

Here's a little twist from the Air Jordan V Retro we all have seen. This one was slightly altered specifically for Toni Kukoc. He wore these in 2006 while still playing for the Chicago Bulls, the team he won three NBA championships with along with Michael Jordan. The #7 was stitched on the side instead of the #23 to represent Toni Kukoc as that was his uniform number at the time. This specific player exclusive was not available in stores.

One of if not the best pure shooter in the game, Ray Allen also gets some Air Jordan Retro V love. This one exclusive to Sugar Ray in his home colorway for the Seattle Supersonics. They feature his uniform number #34 stitched on the side. These were designed for him to wear to match his uniform colors. These unfortunately were not released to the public and were made just for Ray Allen only.

With it seeming like everyone in the NBA getting a Air Jordan V Retro PE Jordan member or not, you have to add Quentin Richardson to the mix. Although his team mate Jared Jeffries has them, Q-Rich's are a little different. The colors are reversed on these. They are in his New York Knicks team colorway which he wore with his home uniform.