Air Jordan 2009 - Release Reminder

Jordanshoesky is your first choice for Jordan Shoes. Compared to the other Jordan Shoes suppliers, our price is always Lower and Free Shipping for all! As the photos of our shoes are all taken by ourselves, so they are a little unclearly. But the style and quality of Jordan Shoes are the same with the stores A few weeks ago we covered the release of the Air Jordan 2009 S23 at Footlocker's House of Hoops in Harlem, and we just wanted to know that the first general release for the Air Jordan 2009 model took place today. Designed by Jason Mayden, the shoes are inspired by the defensive play of Michael Jordan. The AJ 2009 also draws inspiration from the sport of fencing, features which are most noticeable along the upper's pleated panels and wire mesh ventilation. Jordan Brand also introduces Articulated Propulsion Technology, or APT, which was inspired by elements of prosthetic running technology that Paralympians such as Jordan Brand athlete April Holmes use in competition. Hints of this are seen on the shoe's heel area. The APT energy return system aims to offer support and explosive feedback for an athlete during play with the help of two engineered platforms along the outsole that help to give a propelling sensation. Along with the heel and forefoot Zoom Air Units, there is a third heel Zoom Air unit embedded in the insole for added cushioning. All of these features help establish the AJ 2009 as one of the best basketball shoes ever created. They retail for $190+, but do you guys think they are worth it? via NiceKicks.

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 This was for my son. He ..., February 19, 2011
Clarke
"This was for my son. He complains a lot about shoes that don\'t fit right. He said these fit perfect and were very comfortable. He wears it all day at school and for gym. He likes the style."

 Updated classic, April 9, 2011
Reed
"I've been running in Pegasus since the 1980's. Though the shoe has changed with modern technology to become much lighter and more flexible, it has continued to be a durable lightweight high milage trainer. They last about 300-400 miles which means that I get a new pair every 5-6 weeks. RRS always has great prices on last year's model [...]"