words // Brandon Richard
This past weekend, 360-Max Air officially debuted as part of the Jordan signature line with the release of the Air Jordan 2.0. The updated cushioning has made for a hate it or love it affair with Jordan aficionados, but this colorway appears to be geared toward a consumer base that doesn't know any better. First seen late last month, this grade school colorway not only brings 360 Max Air cushioning to the Air Jordan II, but also makes use of the famous Air Jordan III elephant print.
The shoe sports a light grey nubuck upper with black working the inner liner, trim along the side panels, the heel and midsole. Gold accents the look on the tongue and heel branding, as well as the Air unit. Cement Grey elephant print wraps around the toe of the shoe, which is finished off with a white rubber outsole.
Those anxious to pick up a pair early can do so now over at Kicks-Lab. Official release details still to come.
Style: 472605-006
via Kicks-Lab
