Air Jordan V “Nightmare on Elm Street” Customs By DeJesus
August 6th, 2012 by John K. | 26 comments
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What do Air Jordans and Freddy Krueger have in common? If you fall asleep, you’re either gonna die a grisly death, or miss out on the morning sneaker release. Since its introduction on the SB Dunk Low sample a few years back, the ‘Freddy Krueger’ outfit has been a popular (yet difficult) concept for custom shoes, and while we’ve seen Freddy make its way on an Air Jordan VI before, those who know how Krueger operates understand that the sadistic killer likes to take on multiple forms. DeJesus hits us with another sneaker custom in the Air Jordan V that he calls ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’, using Krueger’s deformed skin and burnt garments as the key details for this custom. Even the Jumpman has been overtaken by Freddy (although credit should go to El Cappy for doing it first)! Check out this scary Air Jordan V custom project below, and let us know if you think this is better than the Air Jordan VI version!
none of you could even attempt this. i bet you couldn't even paint any jordan model a solid color, yes the paint job is glossy on the toebox and doesn't look too good, but it was still a lot of work for him. you should respect it, smh. by the way it's red and black because he wanted it like that.
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yeah these are pretty shitty and not in a good way, like a stinky diarreha way
These are hot, the paint job isn't bad especially for it being hand drawn. The jumpman is cool too.
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I think people starting to do theses customs cause they think Jordan is gonna hire them or something..I seen this already the Freedy them and with doing air Freddy..i dunno if the person knows but freddy sweater was red and green not black so if that is black them that by itself is a fail...I guess you ge someidea from the coments is u wear them what kinda response u will get..good thought but...
someone else couldve done a better paint job than that but the freddy krueger idea was great
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@MaseratiMalc yes, these kicks do need to take a long walk on a short pier f'real.
