Because You Don’t Want To Spend $500 On The Original Air Jordan 1 “Royal”

staff October 6, 2015

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Air Jordan 1 Low Royal Blue 1

What more is left to say about the Air Jordan 1 “Royal”? One of the most coveted 1s of all time, the “Royals” were first re-released in 2001, and more recently in 2013. Trying to cop those versions today however can run you well over $500+, and sometimes even up to $1,000. If you’re not in the market to drop that much cash on a pair of kicks, your next best alternative may be to buy the latest low top version of the classic shoe. Jordan recently brought back the “Bred” colorway to the lows, so it is only fitting the Royals get the same treatment. Oddly enough, the Breds sat on many sneaker store shelves, and certainly were not as popular as the hi-top version. Will the Royals share the same fate when they release this week? Lets us know what you think in the comments below.

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