A few months back we let you know that there was a rumor going around that Jordan Brand would bringing back the Air Jordan 17 Low in 2024. Today that rumored gets a bit more solidified as word on the streets suggests that one pair set to make a return is the Air Jordan 17 Low University Blue.
The Air Jordan 17 Low University Blue made its initial launch back in 2002, the year the Air Jordan 17 released. Done in a White, University Blue, Black, and Chrome color scheme, the Air Jordan 17 Low University Blue pays homage to Michael Jordan’s college playing days. Design details on the Air Jordan 17 Low include a low-cut design that comes constructed with a leather upper paired with a Dynamic Fit inner sleeve that provides a more supportive fit. The design is also highlighted by the signature chrome strip around the heel while also utilizing an integrated lace-up closure for a lockdown fit. A full-length shank plate, TPU heel stabilizer for support and lightweight phylon midsole with herringbone traction underfoot is also in play.
Looking to add these to your collection? The Air Jordan 17 Low University Blue is set to make a return sometime during the Spring 2024 season for a retail price that will most likely be either $250 or $300. Stay tuned for an official first look and confirmed release info.
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ABOUT THE MODEL:
When the Air Jordan 17 first dropped, it was Jordan Brand’s most expensive Air Jordan to date during that era. The sneaker designed was Wilson Smith III, as he found inspiration from jazz music while also being equipped with the brand’s first-ever Tuned Air cushioning system.
via: Source: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz
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