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Classics Revisited: Air Jordan XII Low “Obsidian” (2004)

Classics Revisited: Air Jordan XII Low “Obsidian” (2004)

Obsidian Xii Low 2004 Release

AIR JORDAN LOW WEEK PART 2

The Air Jordan XII Low was first introduced in 2004 when the XII experienced a wide distribution for the first time since the original ’97 run. The low-top XII was surprisingly popular because the shoe, quite frankly, is at quick glance tough to distinguish from the Mid version! Nothing major is changed in order to keep the XII a true low-top, with the exception of the subtraction of one metallic eyelet at the upper. The Obsidian colorway was especially popular considering it is derived rather accurately from the OG Obsidian – a shoe that only recently went through a Retro production. If you have the OG, the ’12 Retro, and the ’04 Low, your Obsidian XII family is now complete! More of tonight’s Classics Revisited is just below.

Air Jordan XII Low
Obsidian/University Blue-White
308317-441
04/2004

Obsidian 12 Lows

Air Jordan Xii Low 2004 Obsidian

Obsidian University Blue Jordan Xii Low

308317 441

Jordan Xii Low Obsidian

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