They were first leaked in 2020, then released in 2023. They were one of the most anticipated sneakers of recent years, and now you have the privilege of seeing their photographs and features here. We are talking about the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green”, a pair of powerful shoes that pay tribute to one of the best duos in the world. The late Sandy Bodecker (Hence why they’re called Nike SB) and the legendary designer Tinker Hatfield. Both created the famous Michael Jordan icon, but transcended basketball to revolutionize pop and urban cultures forever.
Once again joining forces, Nike SB and Jordan have improved the design of the AJ4s for all-day skating and incredible tricks. First, they brought back from the archives the 1989 shape around the toe box to improve fit and movement. Then, the designers focused on the deconstructed upper of the sneakers, and added flexible plastic details to make them comfortable for long sessions.
The Nike SB X Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green” – Sneakers Set to Be Remembered Forever
The Nike Air in the heel allows for epic jumps, and for more grip, the rubber zones on the outsole add traction where you need it most. Plus, they look perfect. The Color Block style, taken straight Nike’s our archives, is a nod to the classic AJ4s, while the touches of pine green add a different note. Slip them on and let yourself go.
You can not only use them for skating, but they are also great to wear them on a daily basis, to go out partying on the weekend or to be comfortable and comfortable in your workday. They are engineered to provide a formidable grip on the foot, like hugging it, for greater safety when walking or skating.
Nike SB Blazer “Pine Green” – Nice Combining Sneakers That Will Complete Your Collection
A little bit more off-the-wall, compared with the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green”, the Nike SB Blazer (also in pine green color) may look like that cool character from the cartoons, but for sure they will make a statement when combined with the correct garments.
The Nike Swoosh appears on the side, coming from behind, in a solid white and without much fuss. In the back, the heel tab was an interesting design decision: a bold red square with the Nike brand surprisingly matches with the dominating green and red laces. They were also released with white background in the grand, instead of red, but those are not the ones that collectors pursue.
These are cataloged like “very rare” by sneakers collectors and enthusiasts, and they rarely show in the sneakerheads conventions or meetings. And, when they do, the price goes up closer to 4-digit numbers.