Official Images Of The Air Jordan 3 ‘Fear Pack’

Step into the past with a dash of futuristic design because Jordan Brand is back at it again! Celebrating heritage and innovation, they’ve got something special in store and rumour has it that it is the return of the iconic “Fear” colourway of the Air Jordan 3 after a whopping decade! Check out the official images of the Air Jordan 3 ‘Fear Pack’ right here with all the deets on the upcoming release.

Fear Pack Saga Unfolds

It all began in August 2013 when the Air Jordan 3 “Fear Pack” burst onto the limelight alongside its siblings, the Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 5. Fast forward to 2008, and Michael Jordan’s profound words, “I’m scared of what I won’t become,” adorned the insoles of these kicks, creating a sneaker history! For the newest AJ3’s epic return, tho, the iconic quote takes a backseat, promising a fresh twist on the classic colourway.

Colourway Chronicles

The upcoming release stuns in a dark grey suede upper, pairing with night stadium, total orange, and black hues, while a speckled black and white midsole appears in the rear, accompanied by a sturdy black rubber outsole. Adding a burst of energy, eye-catching orange accents make a striking contrast, while black detailing at the collar, eyestay, laces, and sole unit add the finishing touches to the look.

Ace The Size Game

When it comes to the iconic Air Jordan 3, truth be told, they’re not known for running big, and they can be either a bit snug or true to size. Now, if you’re looking at the ones for kids, they could run a tad small, so consider going half a size up! And for our mature sneakerheads, if your feet are on the wider side, think about opting for a slightly bigger size; precisely, go half a size up to avoid getting more room than you bargained for!

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Enjoy the official images of the Air Jordan 3 ‘Fear Pack’, and expect them to grace the shelves in November. Till then, keep the sneak talk alive by following us on Facebook and Twitter.

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