Quick Facts
- The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Light Lemon Twist looks like a sneaker version of Reptar from The Rugrats, with a sickly green upper split between leather and rip-stop fabric, all with a weatherproof Gore-Tex coating
- The side panel Swoosh and pull tab on the tongue are both golden yellow, with a small hit of red on the ankle stitching, tongue tag, and heel tab serving as the only other contrasting color
- The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Light Lemon Twist will be released Spring 2026
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When it’s time for a hike, you want to make sure you don’t get lost. Bring a GPS, a phone, maybe a flair, and if you really want to be seen, the brightest shoes you can possibly find. As Jordan dives into the hiking side of the sneaker industry with its gorpcore-influenced Jordan 1 Element Low, the Jumpman is giving the shoe a lime green monochrome, just in case you want to stand out on the trails.
The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Light Lemon Twist looks like a sneaker version of Reptar from The Rugrats, with a sickly green upper split between leather and rip-stop fabric, all with a weatherproof Gore-Tex coating. The side panel Swoosh and pull tab on the tongue are both golden yellow, with a small hit of red on the ankle stitching, tongue tag, and heel tab serving as the only other contrasting color.
Built for all terrain like the A/T in the name suggests, the shoe is built to withstand water, rocks, snow, sleet, and anything else a hike might throw your way. The shoe features a snug inner bootie with a double-stacked rip-stop tongue, and a rugged hiking sole with a series of individual nubs that stretch onto the upper for superior grip at all angles.
The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Light Lemon Twist will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $205. For all the latest Jordan news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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