The Air Jordan Air Jordan 11 bred 1 Retro High OG Royal is less than 48 hours away, but it seems like Nike gave a couple of us early access to this highly anticipated release. Just like they ve done several times in the past, Nike provided early access to the shoe by providing a code to unlock the release. Only thing is, this code is only given to select users. How they decide who to give the code to remains unknown.How do you find out if you got a code? Log into your Nike account here and click on unlock, if you re given a access code, you re in the clear!. Rumors are also going around that if you weren t given access to the shoe you can try to log out and log back in and sometimes the access code is provided the second time around. Give it a shot, you have nothing to lose.For the rest of us, the shoe drops at select Nike retailers on April 1st (Saturday) for $160.

Following its official reveal earlier this month, the Air Jordan 1 High Blue Suede is showcased in a closer look, as it also complements its all-red counterpart.Perfect for the warmer months ahead, the basketball sneaker Air Jordan 11 concord is essentially dipped in the eye-catching blue tone across its entirety. Plush suede drapes the upper for a premium finish, while the monochromatic look is capped off with a matching full-length rubber sole unit. Notable elements include the iconic wings logo across its collar and Jumpman branding on the tongues.Priced at $110, this pair is currently available at select Nike and Jordan Brand retailers nationwide now.

With the Air Jordan 11 red announcement of its return last month, official imagery of the Air Jordan 1 Mid New Love (2017) is now revealed, as it was notably a part of the classic Air Jordan 1 Mid  Old Love, New Love Pack from 2007. While the 2007 OG counterpart incorporated a jeweled wings logo across its ankle, the 2017 version features the iconic symbol in a traditional stamp. Overall, the sneaker maintains its classic color scheme with a black and yellow upper. Further detailed with Jumpman branding on the tongue and heel, the silhouette is topped off with a white midsole unit and a slightly translucent yellow outsole.Priced at $110, you can expect to find this pair at select Jordan Brand and Nike retailers in April. Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 1 Mid New Air Jordan 11 retro low Love 2017 launch page now for more imagery, the latest info and full release details.

Last offered back in 2013, the Air Jordan 1 High Royal will be making its triumphant return later this week.Staying true to its OG build, the sneaker is defined by its two-tone color theme of black and varsity royal covering its premium leather construction. In particular, royal blue is prominent on the toe box, heel, Swooshes on its side panels and outsole.Sandwiched in between a crisp white midsole unit, the model is topped off with the iconic wings logo across its ankles, as well as Nike Air branding on the tongue and outsole.Retailing for $160, you can purchase this standout pair at select Nike and JB stockists starting April 1.Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Royal (2017) launch page now for additional imagery, the latest info and release details.

On the week that will lead up to the return of the Air Jordan 1 Royal, Nike has unveiled the background story/inspiration behind this highly anticipated pair of kicks.Here s how the story goes according to Nike.On a cold, crisp morning in 1985, famed sports photographer Chuck Kuhn stepped onto a remote Oregon airstrip to shoot a rising basketball star Michael Jordan. Rather than wear his team s iconic red and black, Jordan chose his personal favorite colors: royal blue and black. The shoe he wore that day, the Air Jordan I black/royal, was the first AJ I offered for purchase to the public. The portrait became an iconic poster, coined the Flight Guy  its image etched in street and sport style memory.

We re only days away from what will be one of the biggest releases of 2017. We re talking about the highly anticipated Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal.Last released in Air Jordan 11 retro space jam 2013, the Royal 1s now return four years later in remastered form. This 2017 version of the Royal 1s is nearly identical to the Bred/Banned 1s that released last year as far as materials go. The shoe features a soft smooth Black leather throughout with Varsity Royal tumbled leather on the toebox, Swoosh, and ankle/heel. Nike Air branding has been placed on the tongue and insoles for the OG look. Capping things off is a white midsole and royal blue outsole. Releasing on April 1st for a box price of $160, how many pairs do you plan on scooping up?