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Brought to life by visionary Tinker Hatfield, the AJ 3 was Michael's sneaker of choice for his '88 Dunk Contest victory when he famously took flight from the free throw line and shocked the world. This sneaker's unique style and versatility lends itself to becoming a true classic which sneakerheads flaunt both on and off the court.

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Drawing inspiration from World War II fighter planes, Tinker made the bold design choice of placing “shark-tooth” shapes on the sneaker’s midsole - creating one of the silhouette’s most distinct features. A definite classic in the sneaker world, Jordan’s fifth signature silhouette is also recognized for its reflective tongue and translucent outsole.

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Constructed with performance and aesthetic in mind, the Air Max 90 masterfully combines both form and function throughout its makeup. With iconic colorways like the OG Infrared’s and jaw-dropping collaborations with the likes of Virgil Abloh, this model will forever remain a classic.

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Jordan's sneakers, much like himself, arrived on the scene with an immediate bang. When he stepped on the court in the <a href="https://stockx.pvxt.net/aby1N" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">OG Black &amp; Red colorway</a>, Jordan violated the NBA's uniform policy and earned himself a recurring $5,000 fine for each time he laced them up on the floor. Today, the silhouette remains atop the list of one the most popular and highly-coveted kicks in the game.

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The sneaker’s debut came in 2015 with the launch of the highly-anticipated Turtle Dove colorway. Just over a year later came the 350’s second iteration - the V2 - which has undeniably sprouted into one of the most popular and iconic silhouettes in modern day sneaker culture.

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The Jungle Book has got nothing on these Nike Air Max 1 Atmos Animal Packs. Made in collaboration with Atmos, these are a new take on the classic “Animal” AM95, originally released in 2007. Coming in wheat, sport red, bison and classic green, they feature a synthetic tiger, leopard, zebra and pony printed upper.

Red accents the “Swoosh” on the sides while black detailing on the upper, replacing the ivory found on the OG’s finishes this pair off. They first dropped on March 2nd, 2018, exclusively via the Nike SNKRS Pass to NYC-based customers via the SNKRS app. A second drop followed on March 17th, 2018, at select Nike Sportswear retailers worldwide. If you want your Air Max collection to have some of that jungle juice, these are a must.

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