The Air Jordan 1 High was the first sneaker Nike created for Michael Jordan. It was designed by Peter Moore and debut in 1985 while Jordan was in his second season with the Chicago Bulls.

Nike's latest "Rare Air' retro Air Jordan shoes are on sale now, and these might just be the most beautiful sneakers of the bunch. Nike is selling Air Jordan 3 Retro "Rare Air" Men's Shoes for $200.

Based on over 1,200 reviews on Nike's website, all versions of the Air Jordan 1 sneakers are rated 4.9 stars out of five. "What a dope shoe. I can always appreciate a classic Jordan 1," says a ...

It's one of the most popular Air Jordan shoes of all time, and it's suddenly available for purchase again directly from Nike. Nike is selling Air Jordan 11 Retro "Legend Blue" Men's Shoes for $230.

Finish Line is selling Air Jordan 1 High OG “Rare Air” men’s shoes for only $113. The list price of the sneakers is $185, so buyers are saving a whopping 39%. Available sizes range from men ...

Buyers have rated these Air Jordan 4 RM shoes 4.7 stars out of five. Nike offers free shipping on orders of $75 or more. Nike members get free shipping on orders of $50 or more and free 60-day ...

When Michael Jordan made his NBA debut on October 26, 1984, the budding basketball legend wore a pair of white and red sneakers. According to Nike, they were the now famous Air Jordan 1, Jordan’s ...

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The deal with Jordan came at a risk for Nike as it offered to name a shoe after him and pay out royalties alongside the normal contract. On April 1, 1985, Nike released Air Jordan shoes in six cities.

A pair of shoes worn in the fifth game of Michael Jordan's rookie season with the Chicago Bulls sold at auction for record $1.472 million. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽ ...

Indeed, Jordan could easily have done what other stars of the era had done—signed with Converse for $100,000 and worn the same shoes as Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Julius Erving.

Jordan went on to sign a record-breaking five-year, $2.5 million contract with Nike in October 1984, according to Sports Illustrated, and the Air Jordan sneaker line debuted the same year.