The Air Jordan IV ‘UNDFTD’ is one of those models whose amazing good looks and frustratingly limited numbers will ensure its value for the long-term, pairs these days selling in the mid to high four-digit price order on eBay. This 2005 release was an eye-opener to many in the sneaker world, as the olive green design offered an early glimpse into how much sneakers can benefit from earthy and other neutral shades. The color on these is such a key, in fact, that when sneaker customizer Desp1 created his Nike SB Blazer ‘UNDFTD’ Customs earlier this year, the 6-pair run sold out quickly but with feedback that he could have been a bit closer to the inspiration. With that in mind, here’s a new ‘UNDFTD’ Blazer High SB custom with a greener nylon upper; are they closer to the mark set by those legendary IVs? Click through for more shots and if you want to grab one of the six pairs available straight from the artist, you’ll be well served to act now.
nike magista orden ii fg grey and green black | Nike SB Blazer High ‘UNDFTD’ Custom – Take 2
Aaron Hope
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