SANTA MONICA, CA, October 28, 2009
/24-7PressRelease/ -- For over 24 years Air Jordan's have dominated the sneaker scene and Sneaker Me Stupid has kept loyal followers up to date on
air jordan release dates and information on every style.
As each year passes, another version is introduced with as much success as the year before. The fad has been around for decades but is still holding strong among athletes and trend setters, alike.
Jordan's busted onto the scene in 1985 and currently have 23 styles available, (that's if you're not counting all the possible color variations). At the beginning, Jordan's were considered a shoe only for playing basketball. As time went on and the popularity rose, Jordan's became more of a style shoe than a competitive basketball shoe.
Jordan's were showing up on the feet of celebrities at red carpet events and were making the transition to becoming a fashion icon. Still, technically, made for basketball and designed accordingly, Jordan's can catch high price tags depending on who created the style, colors and rarity of a shoe.
Air Jordan's can be found on everyone from kids to grandparents. It seems that everyone alive can appreciate them for their longevity and their status in not only basketball, but for their stylistic accomplishments. In fact, over the years these shoes have become more relevant in the fashion world than the sporting world, which is proven by the hoards of people waiting in line as new release dates approach on certain styles.
As time passes you can be sure to expect the Jordan trend to continue. People will be waiting in lines to buy these shoes for many years to come. The variances of each edition allow sneaker heads to flaunt their favorite style that not many other people will have.
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