The Hender Scheme "Air Jordan IVs" are a pricey gem, coming in at over $1,000, for the high-class sneaker consumer, even though they're void of any branding. Of course John Geiger has a pair, and he took to Instagram to show what a year's worth of wearing will do to a pair that most people can only dream about. That's not all, though: He also revealed a fresh "Nike Air" logo on the heel, courtesy of The Shoe Surgeon.
For legal reasons, Hender Scheme's sneakers never include any visible logos, but it's never hard to tell what their inspiration is. Geiger, being the clever cat that he is, decided to add the "Nike Air" logo, which is something that sneaker purists crave. Leave it to the guy known for customizing sneakers to essentially customize a custom. Well done, Mr. Geiger.
