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Air Jordan Reviews

Air Jordans are near and dear to my heart. I have quite a few Air Jordan reviews.  My favorite models being the Jordan 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 13.

My collection includes some very old retros and even a couple of OG pairs of Jordans. People looking for cool shoes for sneakerheads should keep their eyes and ears open for releases. That’s how I built up my stash of Js!

I haven’t bought a new pair from Jordan brand in a while, but I am a fan of older releases… Check out some of my favorite Jordan brand goodness that I’ve reviewed thus far!

Here are some quick links to reviews on Air Jordan models:

• AJ 1 Reviews
• AJ 3 Reviews
• AJ 4 Reviews
• AJ 5 Reviews
• AJ 6 Reviews
• AJ 7 Reviews
• AJ 8 Aqua Review
• AJ 9 Reviews
• AJ 11 Reviews
• AJ 13 Reviews

Nike Air Jordan 1 Letterman Review

Updated April 24, 2018 - If you search my blog, you’ll find I’ve reviewed several pairs of this model. The Air Jordan 1 Letterman is the latest addition to my collection of AJ1s. ...

2009 Air Jordan 1 Shadow Review

Updated April 12, 2018 - Even if these have a Jumpman on the tongue tag instead of Nike Air, the 2009 Air Jordan 1 Shadow is still a classic! Back in the day I would cop a lot more Jordans, and at the time, these were kind of slept on. ...

Air Jordan 6 Maroon Review

Updated March 25, 2018 - Here we have an entry in the “remastered” series from Jordan Brand, the Air Jordan 6 Maroon. ...

2003 Air Jordan III White Cement Review

Updated March 11, 2018 - The iconic Air Jordan III has been released in the White Cement colorway a few times, beginning with the OG release in 1988. ...

Air Jordan 5 Grape Review

Updated February 10, 2018 - I wore a 2006 retro of these a lot! Once the air bubble fogged up, I was glad I had this newer pair of Air Jordan 5 Grape on ice, ready to UNDS! The shoe is based on an original pair of V’s and gets its name from the colorway. An easy way to tell ...