Air Jordan Retro 13 'Playoffs'

I love these shoes. So many memories with them. Back in 1998 when they came out. I remember when me and my friends used to play football at recess. They would be running up and down the field outrunning kids in their new sneakers!

Much hooray and hoopla followed the confirmation of the Air Jordan XIII (13) Flint, and we expect the same (if not more) for the Black/True Red-White colorway. Expected to release in January 2011, the Black/True Red-White colorway of the Air Jordan XIII (13) is most recognized as the shoe Michael Jordan wore during the 1998 NBA Playoffs as well as the 1998 NBA All-Star Game. This colorway was also the same used for an Player Exclusive Air Jordan XIII Low. The 1997-98 season was Michael’s last with the Bulls, and during that momentous season, Jordan broke out not only Low and Mid versions of the Air Jordan XIII, but also the milestone Last Shot Air Jordan XIV as well as a pair of the Original Air Jordan 1 for his final game at Madison Square Garden (but of course he returned years later). If 2010 was a big year for the Air Jordan Retro, 2011 is definitely going to start off hot. Is the Air Jordan XIII ‘Playoffs’ a must-have for you?

Mr. Tinker Hatfield

Whenever I see something/someone great,excellent, legendary, extraordinary. I tend to do my history on it. In this case... its Air Jordans. Legendary classic timeless fashion for the feet.

Summer of 2009 I found out who was responsible for creating the masterpieces. I pretty much like all number, but there aint nothing like those classic 80s/90s jordans. Radical,Wacky colors, & designs.

Who would have thought that Timeless extraordinary innovation would have caused ruckus, theft, & thumpin in malls across the U.S.. probably around the world also.

His design in these sneakers has been embraced by millions across the world. All backgrounds, all ages, and both sexes.

If you have ever purchased or liked any Air Jordans from numbers III to XV. Also the XX's, XXIII's and the XXV's. I think you owe Mr. Hatfield a thank you for his Innovative Art  Design.

Fortune pegged him as one of the "100 most influential designers" of the 20th century.

*The Air Jordan XV model also had a red stripe that went up the back of the shoe and bottom of the heel.. This stripe caused speculation that the inspiration for this feature of the Air Jordan XV model came from the signature stripe on Prada shoes. The shoes also had an "original" woven upper, and this also cause speculation this feature was also inspired by Italian designers.