Air Jordan 21 (XXI) PE - Black Metallic Silver - Varsity Red - Anthracite

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 The Air Jordan 21 (XX1 or XXI) PE - Black / Metallic Silver - Varsity Red - Anthracite were released on November 4, 2006, and retailed for $150. The first theing you notice about these PE's is that unlike the other colorways, they feature a zipper which zips up to cover the lacing system. This particular colorway features a black and silver suede upper, with red inner lining, as well as the taxi design on the outsole. The look very similar to the Air Jordan 18 (XVIII). They still feature all the same technical specifiactions as the typical colorways, including a double-overlasted phylon midsole supporting four I.P.S.(Independent Podular Suspension) pods on the outsole.? There is a carbon fibre shank plate in the midsole, as well as an improved I.P.S. technology with interchangeable heel Zoom air pillars or encapsulated air pillars. It is not recommended that you play basketball in these, as they do not provide enough support around the ankle, and can cause severe ankle sprains.

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 they're beast!!, November 3, 2010
Lily
"the shoe is great just like most jordans. feels comforitable and lightwight. these shoes last a life time. i would highly recommend to any balller."

 Great for the price, April 22, 2011
Andy
"As mentioned elsewhere these sneakers run very narrow, so wider feet people beware. Nice and light, very breathable mesh uppers if thats the pair you choose. Air bag in heel is super responsive and comfortable when running. An all around good running or summer casual sneaker."

 These shoes are super ..., April 23, 2011
Marshall
"These shoes are super comfy and rank lower on the "ugly factor" of all sport shoes. They are great for walking and Tai Chi class, giving me the support and cushioning that I need. Now if only they could make a really cute sport shoe."

 I've been passing the ..., April 25, 2011
Lancelot
"I've been passing the word along about how great the service is when ordering from Zappos. During the busy Christmas season, I had my order two days later. The greatest part is that I paid no shipping charges, and if these shoes had not been satisfactory to me in any way. I could return them with no shipping charges. I have found no other online outlet with this kind of superior service."

 I AM IN LOVE!! (With this ..., June 23, 2011
Wilbur
"I AM IN LOVE!! (With this shoe...) I used to run but have been suffering from increasing, excruciating foot pain (I think from running around in open-back shoes too much). Anyway, desperate to find something supportive with exquisite cushioning (before a trip), these babies even beat my recent favs, Brooks. I wear a 12 but can't stand my big toe touching when I run, so I usually get a 13, which is usually too big every place else (toe box, too high at ankle, etc.). But since Nikes don't come in 13, I ordered a 12, which fit PERFECTLY! The entire shoe envelopes my foot with luxury, while it still feels very supportive--both with arch and outer edge. I slipped them on barefoot (anxious to check them out), and they were a dream--no seams, no hard lumps--just great!"

 Updated classic, June 23, 2011
Blaine
"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 [...]"