Nike continues to serve as a positive influence and resource to the lives of many children at the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital with their growing relationship and Doernbecher Freestyle program. The program which allows children who have survived a life-threatening disease to design one-of-a-kind Nike and Jordan Brand sneakers with the help of Nike designers has grown to become a tremendous hit for many sneaker goers, and this year serves no different with the upcoming release of the Air Jordan IV (4) Doernbecher.

Designed by Isaiah Scott of Milwaukie, the black/old royal, electric green, and white Air Jordan IV “Doernbecher” displays a super-hero color scheme with interesting detailing including a Superman logo on the tongue and a playful white laser-etched arrow pattern on the upper.

The Air Jordan IV (4) Doernbecher will release at select retailers in limited quantities at a retail price of $175 this Saturday, November 5th. Check with your local store for availability and view official detailed images below.

Air Jordan IV (4) Doernbecher
Black/Old Royal-Electric Green-White
308497-015
11/05/11
$175

For the past three years the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Foundation and Air Jordan has teamed up to create a couple pairs of Air Jordans. The Air Jordan Retro II, Air Jordan Retro I and Air Jordan VI have all had the Doernbecher make over. With words of the Air Jordan Retro III joining the Air Jordan I, II, and VI as the featured Jordan models that were part of this worthy cause. The Air Jordan retro III ‘Doernbecher’ is said to have a  Varsity Red/Metallic Silver-Black colorway, and is expected to drop November 12th at select Air Jordan retailers. Stick with Sneakerfiles for the latest on the 2010 Doernbecher collection and check after the jump for pics of the past Air Jordan x Doernbecher shoes.

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Air Jordan Retro II x Doernbecher

Air Jordan Retro I x Doernbecher

Air Jordan Retro VI x Doernbecher

For the past few years, Nike and Jordan Brand teamed up with the Doernbecher Childrens’ Hospital teamed up to release a series of charity sneakers where the sales and proceeds contributed to the hospital. For the latest release, the Air Jordan 1 High seems to be the key shoe. Tony Taylor Jr a.k.a Mr. Bobber is the most recent designer to the Doernbecher Freestyle collection. Tayler fought Nephrotic Syndrome and had a successful kidney transplant. As for the sneakers themselves, they are packaged in a wooden with lasered text and graphics, featuring a gradient upper along with a beach scene outline, gold stitching and gum sole. Lastly, the sneakers also feature Tony on the tongue and is finished off with a tag that names some of the people who contributed to the surgery including his family and doctors.

Jayson Mayden and Estelle Maranan guided Tony with his vision of the project and the inspirations took inspiration from the very experiences of his life. This shoe will release November 14th along with four other Doernbecher children designed shoes. VIA SC.

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