John Kim
January 28, 2013
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With the Air Jordan III outsole in use for the original Air Yeezy, some guessed that the Yeezy 2 would feature the bottom base of the Air Jordan IV. In retrospect, an Air Jordan IV outsole on the Air Yeezy 2 would’ve worked out amazingly, with this custom pair of IVs-turned-Ye giving us some insight as to how it would’ve turned out. Check out the gallery of this custom job done by Noldo below, and if you’re interested in purchasing, these are up for grabs from fallenangelv6 on eBay.
The Air Jordan 1 Low continues its ongoing subtle transformations as the Jumpman implements some minor changes to give the low-top ’85 model some new...
Finally, Sabrina Ionescu’s got one under her belt. One of the current faces of the WNBA and Nike Basketball, Ionescu has a signature shoe that...
Despite being overshadowed by new hybrid models like the Spiz’ike Low and Jordan 4 RM, Don C’s Jordan Legacy 312 maintains its position as a...
