Nike's Air Jordan 1 Retro shoes are incredibly popular right now, and right now select styles of the sneakers are on sale for ...

Reports first surfaced on the return of Air Jordan 1 Low "Royal" last year, only for the release being said to have scrapped.

The Air Jordan 1 Low SE "Legend Blue" is available now for $125 in adult sizes and $110 in big kid sizes on the Nike website. The "Legend Blue" colorway features one of the best color-blocking ...

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. 2016 was a big year. Beyoncé released Lemonade. Leonardo DiCaprio finally got ...

Check out the popular shoe below. On the official Nike website, the Air Jordan 1 Low SE "Fire Red" has been described as follows: "This fresh take on the AJ1 brings new energy to a classic neutral ...

Update: It’s been over two years since Zion Williamson dropped his “Voodoo” Air Jordan 1 Low OGs. The special colorway ... this year on November 19 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.

If you’re a sneaker lover, you already know the drill: when Nike drops a fresh pair of Air Jordans, they don’t ... Buy the RetroFi Low shoes before they sell out If you purchase a product ...

Best of all, the Air Jordan 1 Low is available in five different colorways that lend themselves to school colors. Online shoppers can buy the cleats for $140 in adult sizes on the Nike website.

A short film created for the platform wonders what the world would look like if Nike eschewed the famous fine by following the rules. (For those who don't know the legend of the OG Air Jordan 1 ...

featuring entries from the likes of Nike, New Balance, Jordan Brand and ASICS. Before we get started with the release of the Swoosh’s newest Air Max silhouette, let’s first recap last week’s ...

To properly kickstart the b-ball sub-label's 40th anniversary celebrations, Nike is re-releasing the Air Jordan 1 “banned” – the colourway that's renowned for supposedly being barred from ...

A train robbery in Arizona last month saw nearly 2,000 pairs of Nike Air Jordans stolen, with an estimated value of over $440,000, according to federal court documents obtained by DailyMail.com.