Patrick Johnson 
The Air Jordan 8 Q23 has been one of a few Jumpman retros to linger on store shelves despite boasting that ‘Remastered’ treatment that’s supposed to justify a jump to a $160 price point. In a surprising move, the Dub Zero Nike air jordan 5 retro racer blue black NIKEiD. The options are rather robust as well, as you can customize the Jordan hybrid to have an embroidered leather upper, a standout ‘Pearl’ feature to harken back to Jordan Brand’s All-Star collection, a woven heel construction, and of course elephant print on the mudguard. If fully decked out, the shoe will run you $220. Check out a few examples below and stay tuned for more NIKEiD updates right here on SneakerNews.
