Kryptonate and Superman? For one night, the two opposing forces took the night off as Nate Robinson rocked the Superman-inspired Air Jordan IV ‘Doernbecher’ during the Rip City Basketball Classic Charity Game. The event, arranged and hosted by Portland Trail Blazers’ forward LaMarcus Aldridge, is just the latest in the ‘unofficial season’ of exhibition games, which have been featuring the league’s biggest stars and fan draws. The Air Jordan IV ‘Doernbecher’ instantly sold out online and at retail spots that carried them, but it appears ‘ol boy Nate was able to secure himself a pair. Did you miss out on yours? Check out the images (courtesy of oregonlive) of Kryptonate in unison with Superman, and see what’s Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 available now on eBay.
Michael Jordan won his first NBA Dunk Contest in the Air Jordan II, the italian boot-inspired Air Sole cushioned basketball shoe that debuted in 1987. Another jolt of ‘Air’ would’ve sent Michael into ‘Explosive’ mode, and that’s exactly what the Air Jordan II Max achieves. Combining the time-honored silhouette of the Air Jordan II with the basketball-specific 360-degree Max Air unit, the Air Jordan II Max offers a perfect mix of new and old, providing just enough reinvention to give the AJ2 some new life. We’re still waiting to see other Air Jordans given the ‘Max’ treatment, but in the meantime, check out these new detailed images of the Air Jordan II Max in White/Black-Varsity Red and pick up one of the available pairs now from kicks-lab.
Air Jordan II Max
White/Black-Varsity Red
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