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Air Jordan XX (20) Low – 2005 Sam

It’s great to see the would of, should of, and could of, in the sneaker game. Like this Air Jordan XX (20) Low sample from 2005, which rocks a black/chartreuse-light graphite colorway. This AJ XX is reminiscent of the Air Jordan XIV (14) in the exact same colorway. This dark shoe features a black on black design, with a black sole to match the black and light graphite grey leather and nubuck upper. The toe sports the iconic laser pattern, and the chartreuse inner lining gives the dark shoe loads of bright contrast. The outsole follows the colorway as well, to match the chartreuse mesh inner tongue, and bright Jordan symbol on the back heel panel. This specific pair is numbered and specified as a sample on the side panel. Not a bad idea for this pair of jays.Via Kenlu. close

Air Jordan XX Low Unreleased Sample

When have all seen our fair share of Air Jordan designs which we havent liked, but these right here may just top the list for quite a few people. Thanks to Carter on Kenlu we have some images of an unreleased Air Jordan XX Low sample. Im not even really sure what to say about these. Personally speaking i wasnt all that big of a fan of the Air Jordan XX when it was released but im glad they went a totally different route and didnt release this hideous low cut model. You gotta see the sole on these hideous things too, so make sure you follow the jump to click here to check out more pictures.If Jordan Brand were to have released this Air Jordan XX Low would you have worn it?Jordan Brand April 2010 ReleasesUpper Deck x Shepard Fairey – Michael Jordan Hall of Fame Tribute SeriesAir Jordan Fusion 8 ‘Aqua’Jordan L’Style – Fall 2009 ReleasesJordan Lâ€â„¢Style ‘Purple’Jordan Lâ€â„¢Style ‘Chocolate’ – Spring 2010 ReleaseAir Jordan 60+ (Plus) Hybrid – Fall 2009 Releases close

Air Jordan XX Low Unreleased Sample

Jordan fans rally up, we got a shoe to discuss. So the Jordan Brand design team envisioned this all black Jordan XX with a lime lining but never released em. Looks as tho the upper had a mix of materials and the shoe itself was devoid of color save the inside and the outsole. How do we feel about these shoes? Are you mad they didn’t see a release date? Via Kenlu close

Air Jordan 1 Retro High – Air Jor

We already had an Air Jordan Force XX (20), Air Jordan 1 inspired by the AJXX3 and a lowtop AJ1 for kids with laser etching on the straps and side panels.  Aside from a Fusion XX3, the only possible place to go next with these parts is an Air Jordan 1 with AJXX styling.  Just like the XX3-inspired model featured the more recent release’s signature side panels, this AJ1 adds bronze laser etching to the side panels and covers them with a translucent Swoosh.  Black suede on the heel and red patent leather wings prove that hybridized Jays can look and feel quite natural.  Expect a 2010 release for this one.  via OsneakerRead the rest of Air Jordan 1 Retro High – Air Jordan XX Inspired© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |2 comments |Add todel.icio.us close

Air Jordan 1 Retro High â€" Air Jor

This model of the flexible Air Jordan 1 pays homage to the Air Jordan XX. This model combines  the simple styling of the Air Jordan 1 and the intricate detailing of the laser etching characteristic of the Jordan XX, as is the black heel and red heel collar. The midfoot features bronze-colored laser etchings of many Jordan-related images, like a large jumpman logo and various Jordan logos–including the Jordan logo that also appears on the patent leather heel. A clear swoosh rounds out the model to allow the etched portion to stick out even more. The majority of this model is white leather, with the exception of the aforementioned red patent leather heel. A speckled black and red cushioned heel also adds a nice bit of detail to the model. Expect to see more about this model as its 2010 release nears. via OsneakerRead the rest of: Air Jordan 1 Retro High â€" Air Jordan XX Inspired | Preview© Jesse for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Air Jordan, Sneakers close

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