Original Air 14 Xiv

Celebrity Feet: Q-Tip - Air Jordan

Q-Tip hosted a Long Live The King! Birthday Celebration for Michael Jackson at the Nokia Theatre this past weekend on Saturday, August 29th. Attendees of the event included Solange Knowles, Anthony Anderson, The Alchemist, Mark Ronson, and of course Q-Tip himself. While Q-Tip didn’t appear to have tried very hard when it came to his outfit, he did have some heat on his feet, the Air Jordan XIV in White and Varsity Red. While we can’t tell if Q-Tip is wearing an original pair of these Air Jordan XIV’s or the pair that got retroed in 2006, these are still not your everyday pair of Jordan’s you’d expect to see.Read the rest of Celebrity Feet: Q-Tip - Air Jordan XIV (14) - White - Varsity Red© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Air Jordan XIV (14) – Jordan Moto

While racing isn’t synonymous with Michael Jordan per se, the super-bike racing crew has made quite a name for themselves.  In case you didn’t know, His Airness and Jordan Brand have released the 6-Rings and AJ6 to celebrate the Jordan Motorsports Race Team going 6 years strong.Here’s a look at a pair of AJ 14’s that were created as one of JB’s annual celebratory MJ Motorsport sneakers, but unfortunately never saw the light of retail.  There have been quite a number of colorways to be released for the 14’s, but it seems that dominantly black pairs are the crowd favorites.  This sample follows suit with an almost all black look with silver accents, and like all the suede pairs- a barren upper lacking the piped look that all the leather 14’s have.  In fact, this is VERY similar to the black/lt graphite/metallic silver pair that dropped back in 2005.  The only difference is the silver treatment to the branding on the heel, as well as the addition of gold Jumpman and 23 branding to the instep of the shoes.  These could have continued to be hidden from the masses, but with a bit of luck, a camera-phone and the owners’ willingness to close

Air Jordan XIV â€" Jordan Motorspor

The internet has been abuzz with the recently drop of the Jordan Motorsports kicks, celebrating his Race Team which is going on six years. What you haven’t seen is this unreleased sample of the MJ Motorsport sneakers, opting for a black colorway instead of the white. Looking like a brother to the XIV’s from a few years ago, they sport black/lt graphite/metallic silver colorway with a gold Jumpman and 23 on the instep. close

Air Jordan XIV “MJ Motorsports�

After seeing yesterday’s in-depth look at the Air Jordan 6 Rings “MJ Motorsports,� and the AJ6 Retro “MJ Motorsports� just before that, it’s no surprise that demand for more information is at its peak. And with that being said, we present you with this Air Jordan XIV “MJ Motorsports� unreleased sample.If these were to ever release, they would definitely make our “All Black Everything� Buyer’s Guide from yesterday, as they’re draped in black suede and sit on an all black mid- and outsole. Overall, these are very similar to a black upper version of the AJXIV Light, thanks to the material choice. On the inner side we can really see what makes these “Motorsports� PEs, as the circled 23 and Jumpman logos appear. If you recall from the above post on the 6s and 6 Rings, these circular logos are modeled after te number plate and logos on the team motorcycles.Click here to check them out.Read the rest of Air Jordan XIV “MJ Motorsports�© Alex Kroviak for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |11 comments |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Air Jordan 14, Air Jordans close

KO Classic : Air Jordan XIV Origina

Better than any Hollywood script, MJ’s last game in the NBA was a storybook ending to a legendary career. On his feet were the last shoes he’d wear in the league, the Air Jordan XIV, and a fitting last shoe it was.by Professor K, posted June 13, 2001Before the Audi TT inspired adidas The Kobe, there was the Ferrari 550 Maranello inspired Air Jordan XIV. Several elements link the shoe with the car, including the Ferrari-esque Jumpman logo, the perforated full-grain leather upper (not on all colorways), the tire tread-like pattern at the heel, and the air-intake vent at the medial side of the midsole (see figure 2). But apart from the visual cues, what truly links the shoe and the car is a shared spirit of sheer, unbridled, uncompromising performance. So it’s fitting that, while the Air Jordan XIV may not be considered the most visually appealling shoe in the Air Jordan line it is, in my opinion, the best from the perspective of pure, on-court performance. But before I get into the meat of the review, a little background…The Nike Air Jordan XIV was released to the public in early 1998 and it was the shoe that Jordan wore through the NBA Playoffs and Finals close

Guest ago

Guest 1 month ago

Guest 1 month ago

Guest 2 months ago

Guest 2 months ago

Guest 8 months ago