Jordan 1 Nu Retro Womens Black/White/Red Detailed Look

With a pinch of the Air Jordan 1 and the Air Jordan 2, mix it together and you get the Jordan 1 Nu Retro. This pair is made for Women and using Black, White and Red throughout this pair of Jordans. If you look closely you can see laser print all over of different Air Jordans. Available now at your local sneaker boutique.


Jordan 1 Nu Retro Womens Black/White/Red Detailed Look
Jordan 1 Nu Retro Womens Black/White/Red Detailed Look
Jordan 1 Nu Retro Womens Black/White/Red Detailed Look
Jordan 1 Nu Retro Womens Black/White/Red Detailed Look

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  3. I still don't like them… but the concept of lasered images of past Jordans on the sneaker is pretty cool.

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  4. im usually not one to hate but im gna make an exception for these. I HATE EM. is jordan tryna go skater or something? jordan sb? these look like some adio shoes or something.

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  5. THERE ALRIRGHT AS FAR AS 'NU RETROS" GO, I LIKE THE LAZER ETCHING ON THE BACK HEEL…….

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  6. THERE ALRIGHT AS FAR AS 'NU RETROS" GO, I LIKE THE LAZER ETCHING ON THE BACK HEEL…….OVER ALL 6.8 OUT OF 10…..

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  7. Honestly; i think they would do well as a Jordan SB. I think that would be a refreshing idea for once. And they can bring the Jordan 2 Low Tops back as an SB as well.

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  8. Actually, these shoes are pretty ok. I agree with "BlazedThought" that Jordan SBs would be quite refreshing…that's how you stay big–you have to switch it up a bit and change with the times. Lots of music artists (OutKast is a perfect example) have been able to do that, as well as clothing designers (Girbaud jeans).

    I have to admit I was not crazy about these shoes at first, but they're growing on me. The laser etching on the shoes are a great addition. I like the direction JB is going, except for the excessively-priced Countdown Packages. Instead of picking these up, I'm going to wait on the BRED 8s.

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