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by Brendan Dunne
Air Jordans on NIKEiD? We're not at the point where the brand is willing to put true retro designs up for customization, but new models have been fair game for a couple of years now.
The latest silhouette to show up there is the Jordan Spike 40, a Spike Lee joint inspired by the Air Jordan 5. While NIKEiD availability usually boosts a sneaker's profile, it's tough too imagine too many Air Jordan fanatics being willing to pay the $220 asking price for this shoe in its custom form.
Those who are can head here after getting a sneak peek at what's available below.
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