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Sneaker News just gave you an in-depth look at Chris Paul’s latest Jordan Brand signature sneaker, and by the name alone, you could certainly conclude that Paul’s CP2′Quick is related to the above pictured Jordan 2′Smooth. These two models do indeed share a lowtop cut and a podular outsole design, but the 2′Smooth is much closer to the Air Jordan Legacy than CP3 series thanks to a molded take on the Air Jordan XX’s laser-etched mosaic. In fact, it was upon the twentieth Air Jordan that IPS debuted, the forefather to the Podulon system in use on Paul’s recent releases. So the 2′Smooth offers a host of connections to JB’s past and present, though they end up with a unique identity. Click on the jump below to check out the October 2011 releases and let us know how these rank against Jordan’s other Q4 drops.
Jordan 2′Smooth
White/Black-Varsity Red
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Black/Varsity Maize-White
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4 Responses to “Jordan 2′Smooth”
August 29th, 2011 at 5:32 pm
SMOOTH…
August 29th, 2011 at 6:07 pm
These are just like the Jordan Icons, but low.
August 30th, 2011 at 3:25 am
These looks like Filas…. urgs
August 30th, 2011 at 11:11 am
Jordan brand still keeps making "2 Many" friggin shoes.
What made Air Jordans special was that they were a flagship, something that you didn't see everyday. The jumpman logo is becoming as commonplace as seeing a Honda Civic on your way to work.