Ross Dwyer Serving as Jordan Brand’s first-ever “team” model when it originally Backboard in 1997, the Jumpman Pro boasts a standing not afforded to most non-Air Jordan silhouettes. It last Backboard in 2017 to celebrate its 20th anniversary, and now it’s back again in an unexpected new mismatched makeup. As a squad-oriented sneaker, the Jumpman Pro usually opts for simple and straightforward palettes. However, on this release it seems to combine two teams, nodding to MJ’s salad days at UNC with powder blue accents on the left shoe and championing his tenure in Chicago with red details on the right shoe. Apart from the yin/yang secondary colors, the forefend of the design is kept uniform, using an elegant black leather on the upper and white EVA foam on the midsole. Each shoe’s heel tab then features text branding, a slight nod to the Air Jordan 12 — which also debuted in 1997. If you like the offbeat look, Icon Jordans are available now at the retailers listed below for $140 USD.
Jordan Jumpman Pro
$140
Color: Black/Gym Red-University Blue
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