Aaron Kr. 
The Air Jordan 7 Retro Olympic 2004 304775 171 XIII might be the most controversial offering yet from the often-maligned Fusion series, and that’s saying something. While some Air Jordans make for a more seamless transition to the Air Force 1 midsole, this version seems to be forcing the issue a little more than some of the others. One of the key factors that made the original Air Jordan XIII such a special shoe was the design’s flowing lines and shapes. While some of that translates nicely onto the upper of the AJF XIII, things seem to get a little artist down towards the midsole. As with all sneakers, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and to the pro-Fusion master, these may very well be embraced, but it’s looking like Bred might be a harder sell than usual to the Jordan purists or even those who are still on the fence. Take a look at some more detailed pics after the jump and don’t hesitate to let us know where you stand on these polarizing kicks. Via FlightClub.Tistory.
Color: White/Black-Varsity Red
Style: 375453-101
