Jordan Brand has always tried to do fun new things with the Air Jordan 1 especially when it pertains to the cushioning system in the midsole. For instance, the most recent Air Jordan 1 variation is known as the “High Zoom” thanks to the fact that Zoom Air is in the midsole. There have been a few colorways to hit the market and the latest is being dubbed “Rage Green.”

There have been some teasers of this model over the last few months but now we have some real official images. As you can see, textured green hits are placed on the side panels as well as the toe box. From there, we have black overlays and even a silver Nike swoosh. It’s one of the more unique Air Jordan 1 colorways we have seen in a while and would make an interesting addition to any collection.

If you are looking to cop these, the tentative release date has been set for June 20th with a price of $175 USD being attached. This date is subject to change so stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you. Also, let us know in the comments below whether or not you plan on copping.

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Sneaker companies like Jordan Brand have been preaching about sustainability for quite some time now. Of course, we live in a society that has proven itself to be quite wasteful, and now, big companies are trying to change that. For instance, Nike recently unveiled a sneaker collection made with scrap materials. Jordan Brand seems to be taking a cue from Nike as they are rumored to be dropping a sustainable sneaker of their own.

According to @zsneakerheadz, Jumpman is getting set to drop the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom that is made out of recycled materials. As you can see from the detailed images below, the shoe has a grey and black upper with some paint speckles on the midsole and outsole. These highlights lend themself well to the whole DIY aesthetic. Meanwhile, the actual texture of the shoe seems to be much different from what we are used to on the Air Jordan 1.

If you are interested in copping this sustainable sneaker, you will be able to do so in August. As of right now, there is no official release date so stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

Also, let us know in the comments below what you think.

Throughout the last 35 years, there have been some pretty interesting colorways of the Air Jordan 1. Not to mention, Jumpman has always sought to innovate the shoe and bring new technologies to the forefront. While many sneakerheads prefer the OG versions, there is no denying that there is a real desire for something new and unique on the market. Over the last year, Jordan Brand has been trying to address this need with the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom. 

What makes this Air Jordan 1 different is the fact that it has Zoom technology in the midsole. This allows for a comfortable feel that sneakerheads certainly appreciate. There have been very few new Zoom High colorways as of late but next month, a “Rage Green” offering will be hitting the market. As you can see from the image below, the shoe has a green toe box and side panels while the overlays are black and the Nike swoosh is silver. This particular colorway might just be one of the more unique AJ1s we have ever seen.

As for the release date, you can expect these to drop on June 20th for $175 USD. Let us know in the comments below what you think and stay tuned for more sneaker coverage.

One of the best sneakers of all time is the Air Jordan 1 and over the years, Jumpman has looked at ways to improve upon the silhouette. Over the last few months, one of their efforts has been to put Zoom Air in the midsole as opposed to the standard Air unit. There have been a couple of colorways that use this technology but as the summer months approach, Jordan Brand is determined to come through with even more offerings for the masses. 

The latest colorway to be unveiled is this “Court Purple” offering which can be found, below. In fact, this shoe makes us think of the up and coming Air Jordan 5 “Alternate Grape.” We say this because of the purple overlays that adorn the upper. From there, we have a teal Nike swoosh that adds to the Grape aesthetic. The base of this sneaker is black, with the shade appearing on both the midsole and side panels. From there, we have a gradient outsole that starts out teal in the front and quickly progresses to purple in the back.

You can expect these to drop in the late summer or early fall. Stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

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