Yes, people wore sneakers before 1985. But the release of the original black and red Air Jordan 1 that year changed the way sneakers would be consumed, viewed and marketed from then on out.

AJ5 releases with the ‘Black Metallic’ RM and OG ‘Grape’ but this is the one I’ve been waiting for. First, let’s get rid of ...

Who's on the lookout for a Air Jordan Wet Cement substitute? I know, there's nothing quite like that sneaker, but the Air ...

The Air Jordan was a game changer out of the gate—quite literally, as the initial red-and-black shoe Jordan wore on the court in 1985 violated NBA rules with its flagrant coloring (Nike paid the ...

The "Fire Red" Air Jordan 4 was the final colorway of the Air Jordan 4 to release at retail, but one of the first Michael Jordan wore on court. He debuted the Air Jordan 4 on All-Star weekend in ...

A pair of Nike brand red and black Air Jordan I high top sneakers, also known as the "Notorious" Air Jordan I. The toe box is made of red leather with small perforated holes. The toe cap and vamp are ...

Remember when Michael Jordan stepped on court in pair of red and black sneakers, broke the NBA’s rules and kicked off the multibillion-dollar celebrity-endorsed foorwear industry?