1305933

The Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red” Releases July 26th, 2025

The Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red” Releases July 26th, 2025

Updated November 19th, 2024: The Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red” (Black Tongue) has been confirmed for a July 26th, 2025 release by noted insider @zsneakerheadz.

Original article published October 9th, 2024: In case you’ve missed all the massive updates that have been happening over the last half year, Jordan Brand is poised to have its most record-shattering year thanks to an insane line-up of 2025 Jordan releases. As if it couldn’t get any heavier, we’re receiving updates that an original colorway from 1990 is making an appearance next year.

The Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red” is indeed set to make a come-back next Fall 2025 for $210, joining Jumpman’s plans to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the model. There are indeed two different OG Air Jordan 5s that are tied to that moniker, but this is the non-reflective version with the black fabric tongue and the red-dominant midsole. These last released in stores in 2006 and 2013.

Despite the aforementioned re-issues, we’ve yet to see a true bring-back of the 1990 version. The type-face of the numbers on the heel were altered, and of course the all-too-significant Nike Air on the heel never returned to the model. We’ve pictured the original version with Michael Jordan’s autograph (don’t expected the insignia, these are just for portrayal reasons) as well as the succeeding versions for comparison.

Info via @zsneakerheadz/Sneaker Files

Latest News

New Year, New Kicks, New Links: Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Arriving In "Medium Grey"

Golfers stuck in northern climates have been relegated to screen golf and simulators, but once the conditions are clear, they’ll be ready to storm the...

by Sneaker News 9 hours
352

Sapphire And Hot Lava Accent This Women's Nike Vomero Premium

It’s fair to say Nike’s revamped road running lineup has been an unquestionable success. While we’re still waiting on one remaining “premium” silo in the...

by Andrew Rizzo 10 hours
211

Nike Outfits Three Air Force 1 Low Colorways With A "Pebble Croc" Swoosh

Beyond being the most readily identifiable product out of their empire, Nike is continuing to lean on the Air Force 1 for some of its...

by Matt Varga 11 hours
323