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Air Jordan has created the most successful line of basketball shoes in the world. Micheal Jordan was the inspiration for the creation of the brand. Since 1985, Air Jordan has introduced a new model of their basketball kicks every year. The first release of Air Jordan shoes (aka 'Jordans') were known as the Air Jordan I (1). The styles go from 1-23 or I-XXIII and continue with 2009 and 2010. Micheal Jordan wore the number twenty-three for a good portion of his NBA career, which is the reason why the models go up to twenty-three and then continue numerically in a different format. There are hundreds of styles of Air Jordan shoes, all with their own unique design. Every Air Jordan Shoe model has its own interesting facts. Out of everything that could be picked, below is just one interesting fact about each model of Air Jordan shoes.

I - First model released for Micheal Jordan in his NBA rookie season. II - Only basketball shoe to feature faux lizard skin. III - A major reason to the Brand's overall success. IV - This was the first model to be released for sale to the world market. V - First in the line to have a clear rubber sole. VI - Designers gave the shoe reinforcement around the toe. VII - This was the first Jordan model not to have a Nike logo on it. VIII - Due to its superior traction and support, this model became known as the "Punisher". IX - Released the same year that Michael Jordan announced his retirement for the first time. X - The first release since Micheal announces his retirement from basketball. XI - .A terrific design and the return of the clear rubber sole are reasons for its success. XII - Stitching down the sides to resembles sun rays. XIII - You may not be able to tell by just looking at it, but this design was inspired by a panther. XIV - Metal lace tips are a notable first-time feature on this model. XV - A tongue that stuck out was a unique feature with these kicks. XVI - Featured a unique gaiter/shroud that covers the shoe and that can be removed to give the shoe a brand new look. XVII - Equipped with a removable midfoot cover that allows you to choose whether or not the laces should be visible. XVIII - Design was partly inspired by a race car. XIX - Inspired by the most dangerous snake on earth, the Black Mamba. XX - During its marketing campaign, "Welcome to the future" was a major slogan for the Jordan 20. XXI - Popular for its simple and clean design. XXII - The Jordan 22 was another shoe with a cool design inspiration, this time it was an F-22 fighter jet. XXIII - Marked the 23rd year production, the same number 23 was worn by Michael Jordan through a portion of his NBA career. 2009 - First model not named in numerical order. 2010 - 25th anniversary of the Air Jordan brand. Other models from the line include the Dub Zeros. The Dub Zeros were released in 2005 and are a combination of many different models. They feature the most recognizable pieces of the most famous models.

All of the original Air Jordans have been reproduced and re-released to the public in what are called 'Retro' models. Air Jordan shoes have become a serious collectors item. Whether you wear them or collect them, the Air Jordan brand of shoes is always a top choice for shoe buyers worldwide. People like to make a fashion statement wearing Air Jordan shoes. With hundreds of styles available, there is a shoe for everyone.

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