Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, Designed by 15-year-old Emerson Harrell, who was diagnosed with an inflammatory bowel disease, his Nike Air Max 90 arrives in a Valor Blue, White, Wolf Grey, and University Red color scheme. Inspire day his dream of becoming an investor and features money graphic on the Swooshes. Featuring a lightened blue color palette when compared to the Tucson-associated navy, the latter dances across the upper's smooth leather quarter overlay and tongue construction while bright white tones render as the pair's rippled base layer. Inspired by his dream of one day becoming an investor, the shoes come with money graphics on the Swoosh logos. The phrase Bear Down is a shout-out to Emerson's beloved Arizona Wildcats, as well as a rally cry for all of life's challenges.
Shop Jordans 2020, The Nike Air Max 90 Doernbecher is another exclusive pair as part of the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII Collection and this variation has been designed by 15-year-old Emerson Harrell. The phrase Bear Down is a shout-out to Emerson's beloved Arizona Wildcats, as well as a rally cry for all of life's challenges. Dressed in a Valor Blue, White, Wolf Grey, and University Red color combination. Accompanied by "E$" tongue and heel logos inspired by the Sherwood, Oregon native's dreams of becoming an investor, both the vibrant red sock liner and insoles proffer a bodacious array of paisley prints for its finishing touch.
New Jordans Retro, Designed by 10-year-old Jaren Heacock, who was diagnosed with a cleft palate, Jaren's Nike Zoom Vomero 5 captures his inventive spirit with interchangeable patches and honors his Chinese heritage with dragon-inspired design cues. Look inside the shoe, and you'll find what matters most to Jaren—the names of his siblings. Dressed in an Infrared 23, Black, and White color scheme. This offering of the low-top Air Jordan 1 comes constructed in a mix of mesh and leather materials with perforations on the side panels. It comes with a mismatch design completed with a two-tone rubber sole.