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Inspired by the original that debuted in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 Low offers a clean, classic look that's familiar yet always fresh. It's made for casual mode, with an iconic design that goes with everything and never goes out of style.
Benefits
An encapsulated Air-Sole unit provides lightweight cushioning.
Genuine leather in the upper offers durability and a premium look.
A solid-rubber outsole enhances traction on a variety of surfaces.
Country/Region of Origin: Vietnam,China
Tried and True
A timeless rubber cupsole teams up with a plush sockliner and encapsulated Nike Air cushioning for all-day comfort. A rubber outsole supplies durable traction on a variety of surfaces.
The Nike Air Jordan 1 made more than its debut in the basketball shoe market in 1985. It blazed a trail for many more to follow.
Jordan’s shoe, the Air Jordan, debuted boasting many of Nike’s signature basketball features—compressed air pocket in heel, additional ankle support, and an overlay on the toe. It’s inaugural logo, wings on the shoe’s side, set the bar high for what was to follow in terms of design.
The Jordan 1 launched in 1985 at the tail end of Jordan’s rookie year, and since it wasn’t going to be ready until November, Jordan played in a different sneaker: Nike’s Air Ship. They chose the Air Ship because it shares a lot of similar design elements to the Jordan 1, and they wanted to fool the world. On the TV screens and film cameras in 1985 it was hard to distinguish an Air Ship from what would become the Air Jordan, and Nike wanted to sell those Jordans, so they let the deception endure. It was that little visual trick that lead to one of the greatest sneaker legends of all time.
Benefits
An encapsulated Air-Sole unit provides lightweight cushioning.
Genuine leather in the upper offers durability and a premium look.
A solid-rubber outsole enhances traction on a variety of surfaces.
Country/Region of Origin: Vietnam,China
Tried and True
A timeless rubber cupsole teams up with a plush sockliner and encapsulated Nike Air cushioning for all-day comfort. A rubber outsole supplies durable traction on a variety of surfaces.
The Nike Air Jordan 1 made more than its debut in the basketball shoe market in 1985. It blazed a trail for many more to follow.
Jordan’s shoe, the Air Jordan, debuted boasting many of Nike’s signature basketball features—compressed air pocket in heel, additional ankle support, and an overlay on the toe. It’s inaugural logo, wings on the shoe’s side, set the bar high for what was to follow in terms of design.
The Jordan 1 launched in 1985 at the tail end of Jordan’s rookie year, and since it wasn’t going to be ready until November, Jordan played in a different sneaker: Nike’s Air Ship. They chose the Air Ship because it shares a lot of similar design elements to the Jordan 1, and they wanted to fool the world. On the TV screens and film cameras in 1985 it was hard to distinguish an Air Ship from what would become the Air Jordan, and Nike wanted to sell those Jordans, so they let the deception endure. It was that little visual trick that lead to one of the greatest sneaker legends of all time.
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