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We can get into the backstory of the upcoming Air Jordan 6 Rings Black White. Or we can simply enjoy how gorgeous and sporty it looks! But how about doing both? To be honest, this Nike Air Jordan is joining the trend where it’s not easy for anyone to ignore a new release no matter how many times the colourway has been used. You can see this silo has the classic red, black, and white combination. It’s something you have seen countless times in the sneaker world.

The world watched ESPN’s “The Last Dance” docu-series in early 2020. As a result, everyone found newfound attention for Michael Jordan’s signature sneaker line. For example, Air Jordan 13 was suddenly topping the sneaker charts because it played a pivotal role in the NBA championships for the man wearing jersey number 23! And that iconic “Playoffs” colorway recently landed on this particular Nike Jordan 6 Rings.

A hybrid design combining some timeless themes and kicks is always a treat for sneaker hunters. As a result, this Nike Jordan will honour every signature theme that the Chicago Bulls’ legend won a ring with! Here’s more but follow FastSoleUK to get new updates.

First of all, the colours are bold and casual. Pitch-black paints all of this silo, including the overlays, tongue tab, laces, and the toggle pull. You will see bright yellow and crimson red accents popping up wherever needed. And the chunky podded midsole shows off white to balance the theme. The Nike Jordan Jumpman logo embroideries pop with bright University red and match the outsole.

This silo proudly shows off the elements borrowed from Air Jordan 6 and Air Jordan 8, all worn by the legend Michael J himself. The premium leather, textile, and mesh construction are ready for your footstrikes, both on or off the hardwood basketball court! So, you can definitely grab it even if you’re not a sports lover. Give it a go and see the charms.

Air Jordan 6 Rings Black White will release on February 23rd via listed UK and European retailers.

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