Air Jordan 8 (VIII) Original (OG) - Playoffs (Black Black - True Red)

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 8 (VIII) Original (OG) - Playoffs (Black / Black - True Red) were released in April, 1993, and retailed for $125. They feature a black durabuck upper with red and black accents, as well as a very colorful outsole. One of the nicest features of these is actually hard to see, but the shoe's inner lining features a vibrant, multi-colored design which is very attractive. The shoe also features anti-inversion cross straps, poly carbonate torsion plate, air sole, and an inner sleeve similar to the Nike Air Huarache. The point of the inner sleeve was to really have the shoe conform / stick to your foot, similar to Tinker Hatfield's intentions with the Air Jordan 7 (VII). Also (just something to know), the Air Jordan 8 (VIII) was the first Air Jordan to not feature Nike's logo ( including the Original versions). It was at this point that Tinker felt the Jordan brand was strong enough to stand on its own

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 most comfortable and supportive sneakers, December 6, 2010
Wallis
"Truly the best sneakers support wise. I have foot problems and my foot dr recommended these to me. I have since bought 4 more pair and I love them. They are great for the treadmill (I walk 2-3 miles a day) and are real helpful to me during work since I clean houses and am on my feet most of the time. They are "prettier" than most support sneakers/shoes and I like that too. I would love to see the roll bar accent in something other than a sneaker and would love something more summery as switching to flip flops/thongs/sandals is never a good thing for me. Took them with me to Salem Mass this past month and never had a foot issue the whole time---great sneaks!"