Browsing the "Air Jordan XII" Tag
AIR JORDAN XII The Air Jordan XII is the 12th Air Jordan sneaker and released in 1996. It was designed by Tinker Hatfield and the design was inspired by the 'Rising Sun' of Japan. The most memorable Air Jordan XII is the 'Flu Game' Black/Red colorway, which Michael wore during the 1997 NBA Finals while having the flu. Click in for the most up to date Air Jordan XII release dates, information, and colorways.
March 4th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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It’s only getting more and more difficult to pick up original Air Jordan pairs. As the number of Air Jordan collectors grows every year, the set number of vintage sneakers from the line continue to get snatched up, passed around, and un-deadstocked. Which is why this group is such a crazy opporunity if you’ve got the cash to make it happen. Shown is a group of OG Air Jordans in various conditions, including the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan VI, Air Jordan VII, Air Jordan VIII, Air Jordan IX, Air Jordan X, Air Jordan XI, Air Jordan XII, and the Air Jordan XIII. Take a look at all the pairs rounded up in the group after the jump, then take a look at the auction to purchase them from quentinours on eBay.
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February 1st, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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As we reach the halfway mark of the Air Jordan ‘Black/Neon Green’ collection we arrive at the Air Jordan XII, a silhouette that should be fresh in everyone’s mind thanks to last year’s thorough retro treatment. This special #XX8DaysofFlight pair has the neon green sections looking a bit brighter than on previous entries. Of course the upper is the same-a jet black to go with the stealthy theme surrounding the upcoming Air Jordan XX8. Stay with us should any more images pop up and remember that there’s a chance to win each sneaker in the lineup from the folks at Jordan Brand.
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January 18th, 2013 by John K.
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Ready for more Air Jordan release information for 2013? We just hit you with a release date for the He Got Game XIII, but we’re ready to leapfrog a few seasons and focus on these three Air Jordan Retros that are confirmed for the Holiday season. The Air Jordan XII ‘Taxi’, Air Jordan X ‘Steel’, and an all-new colorway of the Air Jordan XI in Black/Yellow which is intended to be a tribute to the famed Laney H.S. story is set to hit stores this Holiday season. We’ll be sure to updated you with more information as this breaking story develops, so let us know which of the three you’re looking forward to the most and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for all your Air Jordan updates.
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January 17th, 2013 by John K.
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If you’re new to the Air Jordan game, you probably have a whole lot of catching up to do. With nearly every original Air Jordan already gone through the Retro cycle (with a few making several comebacks), the available options to build your Air Jordan collection could keep you busy for months – or you can cop this sick 97-pair collection in one fell swoop. This particular lot includes only the Air Jordan 1 through Air Jordan XIII in sizes 10.5-11.0, but nearly every pair brand spankin’ new and there’s some serious heat in here (’94 Retros, Eminem IIs, the original DMP, etc.). The asking price, however, is at $45,000, which boils down to $463.92 per pair, but the comfort of completing a sick library of Air Jordans in just one click might be too tempting if you have that sort of dough to spare (free shipping, though). Check out the entire collection below, and be sure to check the full listing from babiiicakes26 on eBay.
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January 16th, 2013 by John K.
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We just unveiled to you the Nike Basketball and Nike Sportswear BHM Collection, but expect to see a ton of customs this month commemorating the designated Black History Month celebration! First up is this sick Air Jordan XII Low done by Rocket Boy Nift, who utilized the clean white upper as a canvas for some traditional African tribal prints and matched it with some brightly colored roped laces. The Jordan Brand 2013 BHM collection was already revealed to have a reflective and neon blue theme to it already, so how does this custom compare? These are up for sale right now at a fair bidding price so peep the images below and head to the listing from niftnif1990 on eBay.
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January 10th, 2013 by John K.
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Ray Allen has been a major player in the Air Jordan PE game for decades, with plenty of sick colorways made just for the Jordan Brand athlete throughout all stages of his NBA Career. His most celebrated stint was his Celtics years, when he won his first NBA Title, set a record for most Threes in history, and rocked some of the sickest Jays we’ve ever seen. This Home-based White/Green PE was one of many XIIs he rotated throughout his Boston stay (the entirety of XII PEs can be seen in our Air Jordan XII PE Spotlight feature), so check out the images below and place an offer in the listing from joycelpc20122012 on eBay.
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December 21st, 2012 by John K.
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We showed you a sick retrospective of Michael Jordan and the Air Jordan XII and a thorough history of all the Player Exclusives, so did you think there was more to see? The answer is yes: check out this incredible collection of Air Jordan XIIs – not your in-store General Releases, but all special PEs made for Jordan Brand’s greatest representatives. You’re better off enjoying the gallery for yourself instead of hearing us break them down piece by piece (although names like Carmelo Anthony, Mike Bibby, Ray Allen, and Gary Payton come up), so take a look below and le tus know which PE is your favorite!
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December 12th, 2012 by John K.
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12/12/12 – it’s a fortuitous alignment of month, day, and year that falls on our laps just once a year, and considering we won’t see that abbreviated date for another century, we might as well take the cue and feature the most iconic “12″ sneaker in history – the Air Jordan XII. This Tinker Hatfield design was unveiled in the ’96-’97 NBA Season, worn by Michael Jordan in four different colorways – the “Taxi”, “Flu Game”, “Playoffs”, and the White/Red – and in all those shoes, MJ has pulled of some amazing feats of excellence.
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