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Air Jordan 1 Retro Chicago Bulls
$2,012.00
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Despite being one of the most iconic sneakers of all time and the original colorway of the Air Jordan shoe, the 2009 'Chicago Bulls' Air Jordan Retro 1 may be the most underappreciated sneakers in the entire Air Jordan 1 line. The 'Bred' colorway evokes memories of Michael Jordan in the 1985 NBA Slam Dunk Contest, instantly bringing to mind the black and red Air Jordans he wore. This model, unique as the only Bulls Air Jordan 1 High without the Nike Air on the tongue, instead features 'Jumpman Air', making it feel akin to the often overlooked Jordan 1 Mids. Even though its demand might differ from other 'Bred' AJ1 colorways, the 2009 'Chicago Bulls' Air Jordan Retro 1 is a standout that originally retailed for $225 as part of the 60+ Jordan Defining Moments Pack, a compilation paying tribute to Jordan’s legendary performances. This sneaker not only captures the essence of basketball history but also commemorates the 63 points Jordan scored in a playoff game against the Celtics on April 20, 1986.
Product details
Despite being one of the most iconic sneakers of all time and the original colorway of the Air Jordan shoe, the 2009 'Chicago Bulls' Air Jordan Retro 1 may be the most underappreciated sneakers in the entire Air Jordan 1 line. The 'Bred' colorway evokes memories of Michael Jordan in the 1985 NBA Slam Dunk Contest, instantly bringing to mind the black and red Air Jordans he wore. This model, unique as the only Bulls Air Jordan 1 High without the Nike Air on the tongue, instead features 'Jumpman Air', making it feel akin to the often overlooked Jordan 1 Mids. Even though its demand might differ from other 'Bred' AJ1 colorways, the 2009 'Chicago Bulls' Air Jordan Retro 1 is a standout that originally retailed for $225 as part of the 60+ Jordan Defining Moments Pack, a compilation paying tribute to Jordan’s legendary performances. This sneaker not only captures the essence of basketball history but also commemorates the 63 points Jordan scored in a playoff game against the Celtics on April 20, 1986.
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