Air Jordan Future Low

Who should buy the Air Jordan Future Low

This low-top Air Jordan sneaker is a good match for you if:

• You want a shoe with a rubber outsole that has a herringbone pattern for durable traction
• You are after a sneaker with mesh lining and synthetic tongue for unrivaled in-step comfort

Style of the Air Jordan Future Low

Air Jordan Future Low’s simplistic aesthetic is a prize for anyone who values style. Sashay in the streets with a pair of cuffed joggers or distressed denim jeans and long sleeves for a laidback look. A pair of chinos and a blazer also work for those who’d like to achieve a somewhat smart, upscale vibe.

Notable Features

The iconic b-ball shoe tooling featuring a compression molded foam midsole and midfoot shank on the Air Jordan Future Low gave this sneaker its classic panache not to mention lightweight comfort and superior stability. Its asymmetric lace-up closure and minimal-styled upper, though, awarded this AJ XI-inspired footwear a futuristic look unseen on other Air Jordan models.

History of the Air Jordan Future Low

It is said that the iconic Jordan line gave rise to the all-too-familiar sneakerhead culture. Thanks to legendary MJ’s headstrong attitude that is paired with his superb play on the court, his kicks that were once identified as a symbol of rebellion is now a prized possession.

It all began in the year 1984. Back then, sportswear juggernaut Nike almost hit rock bottom. Their saving grace came in the shape of then-rookie Michael Jordan and a game-changing hoop shoe the Air Jordan 1. Clad in red and black, this Peter Moore creation released in 1985 sold crazy spawning millions of fanatics.

Fast forward to 2014, the mid-top Air Jordan Future debuted. While it kept the masterpiece AJ XI’s sole tooling, it ditched the patent leather for a mesh upper to give it a clean, sleek, minimalist flair. No longer built for the court but made with comfort and streetwear styling in mind, unlike other Jordan lifestyle shoes, this one was able to strike sneaker enthusiasts’ fascination effortlessly.

Just like any in-demand kick on the market, the Air Jordan Future warranted a sequel. Thus, the Air Jordan Future Low was born. Still looking fine with its mesh upper and AJ XI’s signature sole, it went public in Feb 2015 and is now seen in a mishmash of shades.