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Official images of the Air Jordan 4 "Fear" and Air Jordan 1 "Black Toe Reimagined" have surfaced, sparking excitement ahead of their respective releases in October and November 2024. Both iconic models are set to be major drops in this year’s sneaker lineup.
The Air Jordan 4 ‘Fear’ Returns This November, Reviving a Classic Design for the Holiday Season
In the legend of Michael Jordan, fear is rarely a word associated with his legacy. However, this notion of fear made 2013’s “Fear Pack” so memorable in sneaker history. The collection, especially the Air Jordan 4, stood out for its striking design and cohesive narrative. Now, the Air Jordan 4 “Fear” is set to return this November, offering sneakerheads a retro revival of the iconic silhouette.
In the Sneaker News report, the greyscale, gradient design of the Jordan 4 “Fear” stood out from the original pack. With the continued popularity of the Jordan 4 model, its re-release is expected to reignite the same excitement this holiday season. The pair is anticipated to feature the original detailing, including the alternating insoles that read, “I’m scared of what I won’t become” and “You’re scared of what I will become.”
Following the re-release of the Air Jordan 3 “Fear” in 2023 for its 10th anniversary, the return of the Jordan 4 “Fear” seems to confirm an annual “Fear” drop, with the Jordan 5 likely to follow in 2025. Each model aligns with its 35th anniversary, making this Jordan 4 release one of the final significant drops celebrating the shoe in 2024. Only the Air Jordan 4 “Net” remains slated for a later release next year.
Official images of the Air Jordan 4 Retro “Fear” have been revealed. The shoe will be released on November 9, 2024. Adult sizes will retail for $215, with Grade School ($160), preschool ($100), and Toddler ($85) sizes also available.
The Air Jordan 1 ‘Black Toe Reimagined’ Set for October Release, Honoring an Iconic Legacy
While public hype around the Air Jordan 1 may have cooled from its peak, the OG colorways remain untouchable. One of the most anticipated releases of 2024 is the Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe Reimagined,”which continues the “Reimagined” series that has seen iconic models like the Jordan 4 “Bred,” Jordan 3 “White Cement,” and Jordan 1 “Royal” reinterpreted. New images of this highly sought-after pair have surfaced, with the release date fast approaching.
The “Black Toe” colorway is a staple in the Air Jordan lineup, featuring the classic Chicago Bulls white, red, and black palette. This version introduces a slightly aged off-white midsole, paying homage to vintage designs. A key design feature is the collar’s branding, reflecting an early sample pair of the Air Jordan 1 that predated the now-iconic Wings logo. This nod to history is further emphasized by text on the medial collars, reading “My Very Best – Michael Jordan” and “My Very Best – To Brother – Love Always, Michael Jordan #23,” referencing a pair Jordan gifted to close friend David Bridgers during his rookie year.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” will be released in full family sizes on October 18, 2024. Official images have confirmed the design, building anticipation for one of the defining sneaker drops of the year.
