Bred 6 Rings

Most sneakerheads are aware of the “Bred” (black and red) colorway that flies around Jordan Brand and lands on most models of Jordan’s signature line and this sneaker is no exception. Seeing this same model, the Jordan 6 Rings with the “Bred” colorway about 5 years ago reminisces memories of when the 6 Rings were very popular. However, it is looking to make a comeback this fall. This classic is set to release on November 30th for $160(US) retail at most Air Jordan retailers.

Do you plan on copping the “Bred” Air Jordan 6 Rings? Tell us in the comments section below and stay tuned to Sneakerfiles for everything sneakers!

Bred 6 Rings

Bred 6 Rings

Bred 6 Rings

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131 Comments

  13. Yeha they did cause I got those and the one’s wit the airmax bottoms…lile 2 yes ago ..wow lol

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  18. I don’t know about you but it’s one of two things that Nike is doing. One they are out of creative ideas or two they ar trying to bury the Jordan brand by oversaturating the market with the same shoes over and over. I don’t know about you guys but this is rediculous at what they are doing to this culture. Yes this is a culture a world wide culture. You people have to realize that Nike needs you for them to exist so the power has always been with the people. It’s time for us to start speaking up about what we are experiencing from them as a culture. I don’t think that most people realize what Michael Jordan has started. It’s bigger than religion and that is a fact and Nike is treating this like it’s a gimmick and a competition when it’s not. Collecting shoes has always been about personal love. I grew up watching Jordan set the standard for how basketball should be played. He gave professional sports a face. And his shoes are a gift and a example of what you can become when you love what you do with your mind body and spirit. Michael Jordan’s shoes should always be held to the highest standards and the best quality because that’s what he gave to the game of basketball day in and day out. I am not pleased at how his Brand is being represented and I feel it’s about time more people speak up. Michael Jordan is not a gimmick and he never was a gimmick and the very things that represent him and his game should not be treated as such. Nike is responsible for it and they know it. lebrons will never be at Jordan’s Standard becuse he didn’t do what Jordan has done first. There is only 1 number 1.

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  40. I never did dig these. Id much rather have the bred11s and playoff 13s seperately. I dont even want the other contraptions that were tried to get integrated in.

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  44. I love that people have been brainwashed to hate the six rings.Makes it easy for me to buy the most underrated sneaker out there. Thank you for all being sheep

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  45. Damn i see a little bit of 6s, 8s, and 11s, and 13 still dope tho lace locks and pull tag are like 6s, idk tongue reminds me of 8s colorway of bred 11 with that patent leather and over all looks like the 13 they look niccccee thoo ;D

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  51. If you say this is ugly and 13s are sick then you have no taste, but if you say this is ugly and you like lebron 9 or 10 or 11 then you are a special kind of idiot. lol

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  60. Yeahhhhhhh Chy Wade I actually have a screenshot of these and I may sacrifice getting a phone for these…. Real talk peel talk….

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  94. I still have the Seattle skyline 6 rings brand knew got them 7 years ago when thay 1st came out

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  97. Why is it that only black folks waste their $$ on silly thngs. We should b saving money to send our kids to college.

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  99. Ruth, what if your kids are already in college? Your comment is one of the most igorant comments I’ve seen.

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  101. My favorite J’s ever! Havent bought J’s for almost 2 years. . .till this shit comes out!!!!

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  113. Im the type of person who is mainly interested in Jordans 1-12. I dont rock spizikes …. N etc. But with these I can compromise lol

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