£ 165
Style Code: CZ2650-004
Get your hands on the wheels of the upcoming Air Jordan 36 First Light Black Hyper Violet! It’s another unmissable theme showing off the iconic Nike Air Jordan charms and a stunning colour scheme. The version is really high-tech and follows the age-old Jumpman attitude. It definitely looks really good wearing the Hyper Violet palette. However, the highly engineered features and materials are something you can’t overlook. On top of that, the unique midsole design makes this shoe quite irresistible.
Before you lose your mind over how gorgeous this Air Jordan 36 looks, let’s take you for a ride with the counterparts. This version is scheduled to release next week, but the pairs in stock are thriving already. For example, White Gold. You can always follow FastSoleUK to get the latest sneaker details. Whichever pair fits your preference or fashion, grab it and let us know how it’s working out for you. We’re all ears! But for now, let’s discuss why this Jordan boot stands out.
First of all, the entire colour palette looks like a wild party because of the dark and night-mode colours. The bright accents of purple and orange pop off from the black upper body. The Jordan Jumpman logo on the midfoot shows off purple and orange neon accents. Similarly, the outsole and midsole stripe follows the colour cue. The rest of the shoe stays black.
As for the construction, it’s the classic Nike Jordan boot with a jacquard leno-weave. As a result, the walls are breathable and flexible, and the shoe stays fresh. The nubuck overlays keep the shoe robust and sturdy. A synthetic collar bumper matches the neon orange infinity logo. This boot sits on the highly engineered Zoom Air cushioning so that your steps can be comfy and confident everywhere. You can take this boot for a ride around the neighbourhood. Or you can plan the adventure you were always putting off. Whatever you decide, you are all safe.
Air Jordan 36 First Light Black Hyper Violet will release on 9th September via listed UK and European retailers.
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