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The first look at the Air Jordan 3 “Rare Air” reveals a striking mirror image Nike Air logo and a vibrant colorway. Meanwhile, the Air Jordan 9 Golf expands its bag with chrome accents and a sleek white design, perfect for performance on the green.
Air Jordan 3 ‘Rare Air’ Debuts with Mirror-Image Nike Logos and Bold Colorway
Fresh off the reveal of the Air Jordan 4 "Rare Air," the world now sees its predecessor, the Air Jordan 3 "Rare Air." According to Sneaker News, this new release features a unique detail that sets it apart within the Air Jordan line: the Nike Air logos on the heel plates are presented in a mirror-image format, with the right shoe's logo appearing horizontally inverted.
The Air Jordan, 3 “Rare Air” colorway is a captivating blend of Black, Chile Red, Neutral Grey, Military Blue, and Coconut Milk. While it shares some similarities with the Air Jordan 4, the Air Jordan 3 “Rare Air” sets itself apart with its unique and intriguing color palette, sure to pique your interest.
Although a release date has not been confirmed, the Air Jordan 3 "Rare Air" is expected to be available at $200 on Nike SNKRS and select retailers next summer.
Air Jordan 9 Golf Returns in Sleek White and Metallic Silver, Blending Style and Performance
Jordan Brand's foray into golf continues with its Retro-inspired footwear line, led by the Air Jordan 9. The most recent release is a White/University colorway inspired by Michael Jordan's days with the UNC Tar Heels. Now, the Air Jordan 9 Golf emerges again, this time in a colorway reminiscent of the brand’s Silver Anniversary collection over a decade ago.
This unique golf shoe features an all-white leather upper, translucent icy grey rubber soles, and metallic silver chrome accents on the eyelets, heel token, and removable spikes, making it stylish and functional on the green.
The Air Jordan 9 Golf “White/Metallic Silver” is a stylish and functional addition to your collection. With an all-white leather upper, translucent icy grey rubber soles, and metallic silver chrome accents on the eyelets, heel token, and removable spikes, this shoe is designed for performance. It also includes full-length memory foam cushioning and an additional leather piece at the heel for extra traction, ensuring you're always at your best on the green.
Official Air Jordan 9 "White/Metallic Silver" images are now available. The shoes are priced at $230 on Nike.com.
