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Jordan 1 Description 1985 was a great year, not only because Michael Jordan was rookie of the year and played in the All-Star game, but because the Air Jordan 1's were released. MJ With Air Jordan IThe Air Jordan I was the first shoe to be worn in the NBA with multiple colors. Peter Moore was the man behind the Air Jordan 1 (and also helped design the Air Jordan II). When Michael Jordan first looked at the AJ I, his response was "I'm not wearing that shoe. I'll look like a clown". With time, the shoe slowly grew on him. Nike loved this idea so much that they encouraged MJ where can i get cheap jordan retro 1 shoesto wear the shoes, and Nike would pay the fees. In result, Nike gave the the Air Jordan 1 "The shoe banned by the NBA" label. There was 23 different color variations released, and this is not including the three colorways of the Air Jordan I KO. Each AJ I shoe came with two sets of laces which matched the color combo. The White/Black-Red and Black/Red Air Jordan 1's were released as "retros" in 1994 right after Jordan announced his retirement and sold VERY poorly. So badly that many pairs hit clearance centers for $19.99 or less (today a brand new pair of these is worth $500+). In 2001, Nike tried a second round with retroing and the Air Jordan 1 was much more successful. The Air Jordan 1 was retroed in 14 total colorways from 2001-2003. The Air Jordan 1 is a legendary shoe and is the holy grail of most sneaker collectors because of its history and since it was the first Jordan shoe launched.