AA1253-601 Latest Air Jordan 32 Rosso Corsa 2017 from jordan's blog
Cheap Jordans 2017 has officially unveiled the Air Jordan 32 that was designed by Tate Kuerbis, who designed the Air Jordan XVIII, XIX and XXXI. Since the Air Jordan 32 was designed after the Air Jordan 2, which was produced in Italy, this Red colorway is inspired by Italian racing cars. Another interesting detail to this release is its launch button graphic on the insoles. Constructed with Nike's Flyknit covering the upper with high-tenacity yarn that combines stretch, support and zonal lockdown. Its cushioned sole features a tuned-up Flight Speed technology that unleashes the energy of Zoom Air units. Finishing off the design is its herringbone traction pattern that delivers multidirectional grip. Today, Jordans 2017 officially unveils the Air Jordan 32, a brand new sneaker that draws design inspiration from the Air Jordan II and blends it with the best basketball-specific innovations that the brand has to offer. The upper features a new Flyknit upper with high-tenacity yarns that offers flexibility like never before and a hidden lace harness that provides lockdown “under the hood”, while the actual design of the Flyknit material has been engineered to mimic the toe-box of the Air Jordan II. Paired with the engineered Flyknit is a molded snakeskin leather and molded suede panel with a detail at the achilles that resonates the sporty and aggressive vibe of a Ferrari supercar. New Jordans 2016 will be revealing the Air Jordan 32 very soon. One of the first colorways expected to release is this Air Jordan 32 Rosso Corsa that comes dressed in Gym Red and Black. There will be three colorways scheduled to release, the Air Jordan 32 "Rosso Corsa", which is a "Red Suede" colorway with Italian roots as a nod to the Air Jordan 2. It also comes with the word "Bellissimo" on a tag inside the tongue. Next up is the Air Jordan 32 "Bred" as well as an Air Jordan 32 Low that will celebrate "MJ Day" on October 18th. This all-red Air Jordan 32 "Rosso Cora" — "racing red" in Italian — appears to be inspired by a high-performance car designed for racing. The launch button graphics on the insoles and a window to the carbon FlightSpeed system underfoot carry through the theme. The shoes heel hosts the most nods to the original Air Jordan 2 while its forefoot area hosts what seems to be Flyknit or Flyweave technology. Black serves as the traditional complement to this Air Jordan model as its sole unit plays home to Jordan Brand's Flight Speed technology.
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