Jordan 32 Sample Banned

Jordan 32 Sample Banned

The Jordan 32 Sample Banned is nicknamed after the incident in which Michael Jordan wore prohibited colors. Built with the FlightSpeed system, these shoes provide responsive cushioning. FlightSpeed consists of Unlocked Zoom Air in the forefoot and Zoom Air in the heel. It also has a Phylon midsole encasing the air units and carbon fiber composite. For traction, the sneakers have a herringbone pattern. The Jordan 32 Sample Banned is mostly black with red detailing. Red was used for the upper's pattern, ankle panel outlining, stripes on the heel, and on the "Jumpman" logo.