Michael Jordan Slides shoes

**Air Jordan I

Initially released: **1985

Initial retail: $65

Created by: Peter Moore

This shoe single-handedly redefined basketball shoes, and it hardly ever occurred. At first, jordan was hesitant to get recommended by Nike because he wished a cope with Adidas, also he had been leery on the black and purple sketches demonstrated to him by fashion designer Peter Moore—which he described as "the devil's colors." Sooner or later he relented, when Jordan strike the judge into the Black/Red colorway, he got fined a hefty $5, 000 per online game for breaking the NBA's rule against flashy shoes. Nike gladly footed the bill, earning that classic colorway the "Banned" nickname. It discovered another life as a skate footwear, where pioneers like Lance hill adopted the Black/Royal Blue colorway, because the shoes supplied much more padding and comfort than many other kicks at that time. The easy silhouette with the Air Jordan "wings" logo can be iconic and flexible given that Chuck Taylor All-Star.