The Air Jordan 14 takes some of its design cues from Michael Jordan's Ferrari. A mostly graphite-colored nubuck colorway of the XIV released in 2005 featuring hints of volt. Here we have a newer version that has different accent colors than the aforementioned '05s. The shoe gets its name from the colorway.
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A LOOK BACK - DUNK LOW PRO "GRAPHITE/GUM"
Here we have a really simple dunk low that I couldn't wait to wear again. My goal today is to keep a low profile, and nothing says "just ignore this guy" or "Tony Diamonds, who?" better than a pair of black on black dunks. The buttery suede and soft leather in addition to the smart looking gum sole is definitely a plus. Check out the pics below and my original review here.
SNEAKER REVIEW - DUNK LOW PRO "GRAPHITE/GUM"
In 2002, sb dunks began to appear, and the dunk low pro's and pro b's began to give way to Nike's official skate line. Of course, just as many collectors agree that the materials used on the first couple generations of sb's are far superior to anything being put out now, most can also reach a consensus on the niceness of low pro's and pro b's. This pair in particular is just about as beefy as an sb; it's just missing the trademark fat tongue and straps to make it a complete Nike skate shoe.
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