It seems as though ever since Will Smith sported the Air Jordan V “Grape’s” on the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, the Air Jordan V has become a fan favorite. With the Air Jordan V “Army Green,” Jordan Brand integrated into the model what many love the Air Jordan XI for- patent leather. With a white patent leather upper, army green around the sole, and yellow and brown accents, this exclusive and rare Jordan has become a favorite of many who, for example, also liked the Laser V’s that released a few years back. Check in with us after the jump for more pix and where to purchase this pair of V’s at a reasonable price.

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Given that Air Jordan V’s always look good in white, red, and black, Jordan Brand sampled up a not-so-different Air Jordan V (5) in a white/black-varsity red colorway. Although the colors are placed differently on this white leather upper when compared to other classic V’s, the main difference is the embroidery on the toebox area, making this shoe look much like a fighter plane. We haven’t much info on this sample except for what you see here, but keep it locked for more info of this look-see.

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It’s a real treat when Jordan Brand dedicates its shoes to Jordan Motorsports. This time around, JB has the Air Jordan V (5) Motorsports Sample in white/university blue. The shoe has been limited to 23 pairs worldwide and has not been released to the general public. It has a white leather upper with a university blue midsole to match the accents on the shoe. Of course, the V’s have the icey netting and outsole, as well as the clear lacelocks. The reflective tongue features the Jordan symbol in black stitching, whereas it is in blue on the back heel panels. It’s very rare to come across these, but they’re on sale now on eBay.
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The Air Jordan V (5) Toro Bravo Package has been restocked at Finishline.com in sizes 8-15. The pack features a red suede/black outsole Jordan V with a white 3M tongue and clear lace lock. The other Jordan V is toned charcoal premium leather and offers a black outsole, too. The shoe’s red accents and clear lace lock work seamlessly to provide a shoe that looks good in the closet or on the streets. The restock of the Air Jordan V (5) Toro Bravo Package is available now at Finishline for $310.

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We’ve seen and heard a lot of buzz about the first Air Jordan V with a patent leather upper. After some tweaking of the shoe, Jordan Brand has come up with the Air Jordan V (5) Look See Sample in a white/dark army colorway. The white patent leather upper is contrasted by a black midsole and translucent outsole in two different colors. The dark army tongue adds some contrast to the white base shoe. This size 9 sample is going for $600 and is available now!
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We’ve seen Jordan Brand make new models based on the influence of the numbered Jordan’s, but this is definitely taking it far with the Jordan 60+ Laney High School colorway. JB hooked the shoe up for Oak Hill Academy as well. The shoe has a white leather and patent leather upper which is reminiscent of the Air Jordan II (2), and takes after the midsole, tongue, and ankle of the Air Jordan V (5). “23″ is featured on the back heel and the classic Jordan wings sign is on the tongue, which is also influenced by the Air Jordan VII (7). All in all, these are quite the mash-up, and Laney High is lucky to be supported by JB.
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These two pairs of kicks have been known by many names in the past, such as the “Raging Bull Pack” or the “Defining Moments Package 2“. The “Toro Bravo” Pack consists of two colorways of the Air Jordan V (5), and has a confirmed release date of May 30th. Each colorway has an unique inspiration behind it, such as Michael Jordan’s passion for the game. As with every other Air Jordan pack, these come in a special double box created with an interesting design. There are plenty of sick sneakers coming out at around the same time as the “Toro Bravo” Pack, but be sure to check out Air Jordan Release Dates to see what other heat is dropping.

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