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Continue shopping Sign inAir Jordan 1 Low, a timeless sneaker that combines iconic design with modern comfort and functionality.
Cushioning: Experience the responsive Nike Air cushioning that provides unparalleled comfort and impact absorption with every step.
Traction: Dominate any surface with confidence thanks to the rubber outsole's multi-directional tread pattern, offering superior grip and stability.
Fit and support: Enjoy a snug yet supportive fit around the ankle, coupled with midfoot and heel support, ensuring agility and security in every movement.
Materials: Crafted with premium leather, reinforced with synthetic overlays, and enhanced with breathable textiles, the Air Jordan 1 Low is as durable as it is stylish.
With its iconic design, reliable performance features, and comfortable fit, the Air Jordan 1 Low is perfect for sneaker enthusiasts and anyone seeking a versatile and stylish footwear option.
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1985 was a great year, and not just because Michael Jordan was the rookie of the year and that we were able to watch his wickedness in an All-Stars game. This year was special because of the first issue of the most popular Jordan shoe, the Air Jordan 1. This is the first footwear in the successful Air Jordan series that laid the foundation for the future of basketball footwear. Today's legendary Peter Moore signed the footwear. And although Jordan initially didn't want to wear them (the colors were reminiscent of the devil's colors), he consented later, and we believe that today, he is not sorry.
Air Jordan 1 was the first basketball shoe to feature many colors, and because of that, it received a lot of attention, including from the NBA organization, which then banned the shoe and set clear rules and the amount of penalties Jordan had to pay if he wanted to wear them. All in all, Nike recognized their opportunity and encouraged the young Jordan to wear an Air Jordan 1, and they were expected to pay around $5,000 each match. The promotion in itself was great, as was the campaign called 'Banned by the NBA', which also marked the launch of the Jordan brand.