The only downside to digging up a player exclusive pair of Jordans is that the sizes are often prohibitively big. Such isn’t the case with this pair, one that was produced well out of the range of Gerald Wallace’s feet (We don’t know his exact measurements but it’s safe to say he’s not a size 9). The womens nike air jordan 6 australia pair has Bobcats colors attached and was created for Wallace back in 2009 before his move over to the Nets. Get up the full set of photos for this Air Jordan 12 with us after the break and then check out the chance to own them yourself from shut_down_the_game on eBay.
Yes this Air Jordan 8 Low is indeed a player exclusive, despite the striking similarities it has to that 2003 Air Jordan VIII Low general release sporting the same white/metallic silver combination. The difference comes here in the form of the #1 stitched on to the strap, which brings in the little bit of red seen on the sneaker to make them Blazers appropriate. Keep in mind this isn’t the only time this particular sneaker has been upgraded to PE status like this-Mike Bibby’s pair was also conspicuously close to the retail version. See the Air Jordan 8 Low Derek Anderson Blazers PE after the break and then add them to your personal collection from illdoitforyou on eBay.
While this weekend isn’t serving up a ton of sneakers, there are a couple of pretty important ones amongst the handful of offerings. The biggest will of course be the LeBron 11 “King’s Pride”, that first colorway for King James’ monumental eleventh signature shoe. Also on deck is the Air Jordan 10 “Steel”, the first pair to arrive in what looks to be an extended retro period for that shoe. After those it’s slim pickings-the rest is your standard NSW fare that’s been trickling womens nike air jordan 11 australia into accounts for a couple weeks now. See each sneaker with us after the break and then drop your thoughts on the comments on what is a must have for October 12th.