Brendan Dunne
November 22nd, 2013 (updated)
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Ray Allen’s been in Jordans for a long time. So long in fact that he was wearing those sneakers back when Seattle actually had an NBA team. One of his player exclusives from that time was this pair, an Air Jordan 18 that actually goes pretty light on the personal touches. There are no “Ray” callouts-just a little bit of embroidery referencing his #34. Continue reading to get a more complete view of the shoes and then pick them up for yourself from air-flight23 on eBay.
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