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Jordan XIIIs represent the point when a fair few of the Jordan fans amassed over thirteen years either chose to keep on riding the franchise or quietly hop off. In our eyes it's a masterful piece of design that continued the line's then-habit of building on an element of a prior installment. The 'He Got Game' sports store scene put the hard sell on us cinematically, but then Spike had us under that spell since Mars Blackmon's blue and black Jordan Is in 'She's Gotta Have It.' The XIII might have been the most overt endorsement since Buggin' Out reacted badly to a scuff. While the sneakersphere's attention has been heisted by the Cool Grey XI's early European release, this perenially futuristic gem deserves shine too. This is a pretty definitive version harking back to 1998, and while the colour on the box has changed, we're not mad.
We're not sure which we love more, these or the Flints (a definitive accompaniment to a grey sweat—and we're not talking smedium Japanese repros here) which flew out last month, but for our money, these are the better retro of the two. They still fit half a size big, but that tumbled leather feels better in quality than the blue and grey resurrections. There's minor differences in those overlaid panels and the shade of red—bear in mind this onetime 'True Red' is now a marginally darker Varsity Red—but it's not lost any of the power that they carried on MJ's feet back in the day.
If you're a XIII fan, you've been spoilt lately but the retro of the pretty damned recent Altitude Greens threw us this month. We knew they were scarce when they dropped, but it doesn't feel like any amount of time since they debuted. We'd like to have seen the Black/True Reds retroed again...or better still, a release of the Black/True Red prototypes with the white pods on the sole. We can only daydream about what the vaults could spit out in future seasons, but for the time being, these will do just fine. A good shoe for Christmas wear, the True/Varsity Reds are getting some serious wear in the office and they're on sale now...
Jordan XIIIs represent the point when a fair few of the Jordan fans amassed over thirteen years either chose to keep on riding the franchise or quietly hop off. In our eyes it's a masterful piece of design that continued the line's then-habit of building on an element of a prior installment. The 'He Got Game' sports store scene put the hard sell on us cinematically, but then Spike had us under that spell since Mars Blackmon's blue and black Jordan Is in 'She's Gotta Have It.' The XIII might have been the most overt endorsement since Buggin' Out reacted badly to a scuff. While the sneakersphere's attention has been heisted by the Cool Grey XI's early European release, this perenially futuristic gem deserves shine too. This is a pretty definitive version harking back to 1998, and while the colour on the box has changed, we're not mad.
We're not sure which we love more, these or the Flints (a definitive accompaniment to a grey sweat—and we're not talking smedium Japanese repros here) which flew out last month, but for our money, these are the better retro of the two. They still fit half a size big, but that tumbled leather feels better in quality than the blue and grey resurrections. There's minor differences in those overlaid panels and the shade of red—bear in mind this onetime 'True Red' is now a marginally darker Varsity Red—but it's not lost any of the power that they carried on MJ's feet back in the day.
If you're a XIII fan, you've been spoilt lately but the retro of the pretty damned recent Altitude Greens threw us this month. We knew they were scarce when they dropped, but it doesn't feel like any amount of time since they debuted. We'd like to have seen the Black/True Reds retroed again...or better still, a release of the Black/True Red prototypes with the white pods on the sole. We can only daydream about what the vaults could spit out in future seasons, but for the time being, these will do just fine. A good shoe for Christmas wear, the True/Varsity Reds are getting some serious wear in the office and they're on sale now...
