AIR JORDAN V "CAROLINA"

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NIKE DUNK LOW SB "BUCK"

Another silver box classic, these shoes pay tribute to Nike founder Phil Knight.  The colors represent the University of Oregon where he ran track.  Phil Knight's nickname at the time was "Buck", after his father.  These would make it to the US after an initial drop overseas, and feature the word "BUCK" where "NIKE" would normally appear on the upper heel.
YEAR OF RELEASE:  2004
STYLE CODE:  304292 132
MATERIALS: The green parts are suede, the rest is leather.
COMES WITH: These come with black and yellow laces.
STREET VALUE: $200-325

AIR JORDAN V "CAROLINA"

The Air Jordan V line has been done in many colorways throughout the years. This pair gets their name from the colorway, which supposedly represents the Carolina Tarheels' colors.
YEAR OF RELEASE:  2006STYLE CODE: 314259 041
MATERIALS: These are all nubuck.
COMES WITH: Clear/black lacelocks and black laces.
STREET VALUE: $175-200

SNEAKER REVIEW - AIR JORDAN RETRO IX "POWDER"

These Jordans are a retro of a colorway that released in 1993, although MJ himself never actually wore the original release in a game.  As Jordan was playing baseball at the time, the IX's are instead said to be based off baseball cleats, hence the interesting markings on the side. Other details common to IX's include a 23 stitched into the back, with a rubber/plastic jumpan/world logo just above. The sole contains writing of different inspirational words in various languages. For the retro, minor changes were made to the details of the shoe, and the shade of blue was also changed slightly.