Air Jordan 1 Retro

Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro designed by Peter Moore that released in 1985 was considered a breakthrough in basketball shoe design, not only because Michael Jordan was rookie of the year and played in the All-Star game, but because the Air Jordan 1's  were released. The Basketball Air Jordan 1 was the first shoe to be worn in the NBA with multiple colors. Although its design was improved upon later with the Nike Dunk. The shoe initially gained a great deal of publicity and interest because its vibrant black and red color violated the league's uniform rules and when Michael was fined five thousand dollars every time he wore the shoes during a game. Nonetheless, other companies scrambled to emulate the design and introducing knock-off brands of the Air Jordan line. In 1994 the Best Seller Air Jordan 1 was re-released with dismal success. The Air Jordan 1 to date has been the most retrod Air Jordan from the lines with the colorways being 90+.