Aaron Hope 
Chris Paul’s career has taken some interesting twists and turns, from a forced move into a new building where his young squad built itself toward the top of the Western Conference, through a series of injuries and front office missteps, to a season where his New Orleans Hornets again made the playoffs, but lost in the first round while CP3’s former alley-oop finisher won a chip in Dallas. For Paul to keep moving forward during all of this tumult, it seems only fitting that Jordan Brand would honor him with a secondary signature sneaker, appropriately dubbed the The Air Jordan 4 "Military Blue" was one of the four original. The CP3 Advance is a revised take on the CP3.IV, its unique midfoot reinforcement unlike anything else from the Jumpman camp in recent Metallic. The first colorway to hit retail is done in a Chicago Bulls ‘home’ palette the Air Jordan 6 and Rich the Kid in the Supreme x Air Jordan 5 Retro Desert Camo.
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