Aaron Hope
November 25, 2009
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Many of the ‘golden age’ Air Jordans were inspired by military aircraft, and Nike sponsors the US Air Force Academy’s athletic program. Neither will stop adidas from sending a patriotic shoutout with this new pair of Top Ten Highs. They’re done in a shiny mix of blue and white leathers that will perfectly match the Falcons’ jerseys (if you’re not worried about cross-pollinating). Enjoy some closeup shots after the jump and get ready for these to drop at Foot Locker next month.
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