Lies of Banned AJ1

When it comes to barned, you will think of the air jordan 1 in black and red and the story behind the shoes.But what was banned by the League at that time was actually a pair of black and red shoes named air ship, not the air jordan 1.

Earlier, Russ granik, executive vice president of NBA, wrote to rob Strasser, vice president of Nike, mentioning that on October 18, 1984, Michael Jordan violated the league's rules on uniform shoes because he wore a pair of "black and red" Nike basketball shoes.

The truth is that on October 18, 1984, it was the Chicago Bulls vs. the New York Knicks. On that day, Jordan was wearing the air ship shoes.

Since then, Nike has used the no wear event as a gimmick on the air jordan 1, creating a long-standing story.

It's worth noting that this year's air ship will also be re released, and will be released in the form of Air Jordan "new beginnings" pack package composed of air jordan 1.

So far, the package has only been sold in the form of snkrs pass in designated cities in the United States. It is hoped that there will be more large-scale market news in the future.