Aaron Hope 
Sneakerheads by and large aren’t OK with changing the materials on a classic like the ‘Black Cement’ AJ3; can Jordan Brand get away with a sole swap on its immediate predecessor? The reception thus far for the Air Jordan 2.0 seems to suggest the answer is ‘yes’, its next colorway an impressive take on the old ‘Gucci’ standby palette. The key to nailing this look was the use of vibrant red and green tones rather than the deeper ones that tend to be more common, and though any white sole can’t stay pristine forever, it adds a nice finishing touch. Click through to see a bunch of new images and stick with Sneaker News for the US release date. via AGS
Air Jordan 2.0
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