Jordan Brand’s popular but rarely-seen Bordeaux color makes a new appearance on the Air Jordan Future Low. The burgundy tone has been applied to the majority of the upper in a beautiful camouflage pattern, complemented with Gym Red graphics and black lining. The usual white midsole and icy clear Air Jordan 11 outsole do the rest. This sneaker is available now at Nike.com for $145.
Air Jordan Future Low
Color: Bordeaux/Gym Red-White-Black
Style: 718948-605
Price: $145.00
Tonight we have another look at the recently-released Black/Retro-Anthracite Air Jordan GG. Sporting a full black woven upper, this pair makes use of Retro, Jordan Brand’s version of turquoise, to provide a perfect contrast between dark and light colors. The color has been primarily applied to the sneaker’s translucent outsole, as well as the tongue logo. A girls release, this colorway will most likely appeal to the boys as well.
Retailing for $115, you can get these now at Rock City Kicks and Finish Line.
Air Jordan Future Low GG
Color: Black/Retro-Anthracite-White
Style: 724814-018
Price: $115.00
The Air Jordan Future Low makes one of its cleanest appearances yet, thanks to this new White/Grey Mist release. Save for black lining, the entire upper has been dipped in white, finished off with an all-white sole. The all-white look is perfect for rocking on those hot summer days. This sneaker is available now at the overseas sites Titolo and Afew. Info on a possible U.S. release has not yet been announced, but stay tuned for an update.
Air Jordan Future Low
Color: White/Grey Mist
Style: 718948-100
Jordan Brand takes a bit of inspiration from 2013’s Gamma Blue Air Jordan 11 Retro release to create this new Air Jordan Future colorway. Sporting an all-black upper and matching midsole, this sneaker has receive a translucent sole very similar to the one seen on the Gamma XIs. Black laces have been incorporated to keep the theme consistent. The Gamma Blue Air Jordan Future Low is already available overseas at stores like Titolo, with an expected U.S. drop coming in July. You can already pre-order a pair at Footlocker, or you can get them early on eBay. Here’s a direct link to the listings if you’d prefer to go that route.
Air Jordan Future Low
Color: Black/Metallic Silver-Black
Style: 718948-005
Release Date: 07/??/2015
Price: $145.00
The Air Jordan Future Low shines again with this new release for the kids. It features a solid black woven upper with the usual midsole, highlighted with translucent Retro sole, as well as matching graphics on the tongue. This new colorway can be purchased now at local shops like Politics, or online with free shipping at Nike.com.
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Air Jordan Future Low
Color: Black/Retro-Anthracite-White
Style: 724814-018
Price: $115.00
Thanks to a number of beautiful releases, the Air Jordan Future Low has received almost as much love as its mid cut version. This new colorway comes equipped with a University Red upper, contrasted with black lining. An all-white sole gives the sneaker a clean overall appearance. If you’d like to add these to your collection, they are available now at the Germany-based Inflammable. U.S. buyers can purchase a pair from Nike.com with free shipping.
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Air Jordan Future Low
Color: University Red/Black-White
Style: 718948-600
Camouflage hits the Jordan Future Low in an exciting way with this upcoming colorway. With the exception of black lining, the entire mesh upper has been wrapped in a lime green camouflage pattern, finished off with the traditional white midsole/icy clear outsole combo. Definitely a unique take on camo, and a surefire attention-getter. Check back soon for release info on this colorway. From OS.
What’s this, a low top Air Jordan Future? That’s right, Jordan Brand’s popular new sneaker will continue to dominate the shelves with new colorways in 2015, including an all-new low top version. The image below gives us a first look at the Red/White colorway. Expect these to hit stores sometime next early next year, with surely more designs to follow. From OregonSole.
