This past Monday, Sneaker News showed you an upcoming Air Jordan Force Fusion IV that featured the popular Laser feature that was introduced in the earlier part of the decade. Mark Smith’s Laser Project resulted in an awe-inspiring collection of classic Nike silhouettes and soon it made it’s way onto the midfoot strap of the Air Jordan XX and then later on two limited colorways of the Air Jordan IV. This upcoming fusion adopts the Black/Varsity Red colorway and does its best to get every possible detail down, but the restrictions of the Air Force 1 midsole do not allow this Fusion to take on the black/medium grey midsole from the original version. An interesting concept in the eyes of Jordan fans and a must-have for AJF collectors, the Air Jordan Force Fusion IV Black Laser should be a hit once it drops. Check out the extra detailed shots after the jump and let us know if you think a white/red laser pair – like the original version – would be just as nice (or even better). via MS.
Air Jordan Force Fusion IV – Black – Laser | New Images
John Kim
July 29, 2010
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