Air Jordan 12 (XII) Retro-Playoffs (Black / Varsity Red)

Colorway: White / French Blue – Metallic Silver – Varsity Red
Style Code: 136001-141

The Air Jordan 12 (XII) Retro – White / French Blue – Metallic Silver – Varsity Red was released on January 10, 2005, and retailed for $135.They are one of the more under-rated shoes in the Air Jordan 12 (XII) line-up. They feature a white leather upper with a french blue colorway at the base of the upper, as well as on the sole. They also feature french blue and red accents. The shoe itself features stitching designs along the upper which are inspired by the ?Nisshoki?, which is the Japanese rising sun flag, as well as a 19th century women?s dress boot. The stitchings radiate outward like the rays of the sun, making these a thoughtfully designed pair of shoes. The shoe also features a carbon fiber sheath and Air sole, along with a modified herringbone pattern on the outsole, which is great for traction.

The Air Jordan XII (12) was released in 1996/1997,and was inspired by "Nisshoki", (the Japanese flag) and a 19th century womans' dress boot.Jordan who won the honor with the slimmest margin one can think off, saw himself being bounced off the MVP throne by Karl Malone in the 96/97 season.The Air Jordan 12 (XII)’s were also one of the most durable shoes,it seemed almost nothing could break these shoes down,which featuring gold-plated steel lace loops, embossed lizard skin pattern and zoom air, this model set a new direction in style and technology in shoe design. But its the whole public perception was so disappointed.Maybe for they pretty easily got dirty and was hard to clean. Especially the ones with white midsoles/soles.Although it is heavier than previous models,the shoe's the construction and firmness is widely considered to be the most durable and sturdy shoes. The shoe was released on March 13 and known as "OG's' came in 5 colorways.As the last countdown pack, the shoe released on December 25, 2008.Air jordan retro 12 stitching down the sides resemble sun rays.You can see the famous “23″ located somewhere on the past Air Jordan sneakers.But Air Jordans Retro 12 has a little different of the number 23. Michael Jordan got an idea to have have 23 written down the tongue, written like this: Two 3.