With fit-enhancing lace locks, reflective tongue and clear rubber outsoles for sole-to-the-hole traction, MJ and Hatfield once again surpass previous designs with these new innovations. Michael pilots his way to a careerhigh 69 points against Cleveland and his fourth scoring total with an average of 33.6 points per game. Design inspiration came from World War II Mustang fighter planes, as seen in the shark teeth profile on the midsole.

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Air Jordan V 1990 Original

• White/Black-Fire Red
• Black/Black-Metallic Silver
• White/Grape Ice-New Emerald
• White/Red-Black #23

Air Jordan v 2000 Retro

• White/Black-Fire Red
• Black/Black-Metallic Silver
• White/Varsity Royal-Varsity Maize
• White/Metallic Silver-Black

Air Jordan V 2006-2007 Retro

• Black/University Blue-White
• Silver-Green Bean-Flint Grey
• White/Fire Red-Sunset-Dark Cinder (wmns)
• White/Grape Ice-New Emerald
• White/Sport Royal/Stealth
• Silver/Shy Pink-Stealth (wmns)
• Army Olive/Solar Orange-Black
• Deep Burgundy/Flint Grey/Silver
• White/University Blue-Team Red (wmns low)
• White/Black-Metallic Silver (wmns low)
• White/Fire Red-Black
• White/Army Olive/Solar Orange/Bison
• Black/Metallic Silver-Fire Red

Air Jordan V 2009 Retro

• Black/Red-Silver + Red/Black

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