Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ Release Date Pushed Back

The Air Jordan 6 ‘Chrome’ will return during Holiday 2022, but this time around, it will debut in mid-top form.

The low-top ‘Chrome’ Air Jordan 6 was originally released in 2002 and was one of three color options (University Blue and Coral Rose). We saw the pair retro for the first time in 2015.

Jordan Brand is also taking original colorways or older retros that initially launched in low-top form but placing them on the mid-top version. Also dropping in 2022 are the ‘Brave Blue’ Air Jordan 13 and ‘Ginger’ Air Jordan 14.

This Air Jordan 6 comes dressed in a Black and Metallic Silver color combination. Although the image is a mock-up, it accurately represents what’s releasing. Constructed with Black nubuck on the upper, Metallic Silver appears on the tongue, heel, and midsole, which gives them the ‘Chrome’ nickname. Lastly, the pair has a translucent outsole and will come housed with special packaging.

Air Jordan 6 Black Metallic Chrome 2022 Release Details

You can expect the Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ to release at select retailers and Nike.com on November 26th. The retail price is $200. Once we have more information, including a retail price, we will make sure to update you.

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Update (11/9): Initially expected to release on November 12th, the ‘Black Metallic’ Air Jordan 6 will now debut on November 26th. Via zsneakerheadz.

Update (10/25): We now have official photos of the Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ that will release on November 12th.

Update (9/20): The Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ was initially scheduled to launch on October 15th. However, the pair has been pushed back and will now debut on November 12th, according to zsneakerheadz.

Update (9/19): We now have a detailed look at the Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ aka ‘Chrome’ via dsdan1 and Chris Colgan.

Update (9/7): We now have a better look at the Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Metallic’ via zsneakerheadz and upcycle.sneaks.

The Image used is an accurate mock-up by zsneakerheadz.