Air Jordan 13 (XIII)
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- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - Black / True Red - White
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - Black / Varsity Red (True Red)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - Flints (Navy / Carolina Blue - Flint Grey - White)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - White / Black - True Red - Pearl Grey
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) - White / True Red - Black
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) Low - Chutneys (Black / Chutney)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) Low - Navy / Metallic Silver - Black - Carolina Blue
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - Altitudes (Black / Altitude Green)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - Black / True Red
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - Flints (French Blue / University Blue - Flint Grey)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - Wheats (White / Wheat)
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - White / Neutral Grey - University Blue
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro - White / Team Red - Flint Grey
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low - Black / Metallic Silver - White - Varsity Maize
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low - White / Metallic Silver - Black - Varsity Maize
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low - White / Metallic Silver - Midnight Navy - Ice Blue
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low - White / Metallic Silver - Varsity Red / Black
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low LS - White / Metallic Silver - Obsidian - Orange Flash
- Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro Low WMNS - White / Metallic Silver - University Blue - Real Pink
Air Jordan 13 (XIII)
The Air Jordan XIII (13) was released in 1997/1998. On December 30th Jordan broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s NBA record, by scoring in double-digits for the 788th consecutive game. He also led the Bulls to their sixth NBA Championship title.
Panther paws
Hatfield kept on making original designs. The Air Jordan 13 (XIII)’s featured a nice hologram on the ankle and the design was said to be inspired by a panther. The outsole with pads like a paw and circles representing whiskers.
The hologram showed the following images;
- A basketball
- The number 23
- The jumpman logo
Two different low-top colors were also released to the public. These without the hologram.
Crappy variants
Most of the previous models had been produced in Taiwan but Air Jordan 12 (XII) took the step to China and Air Jordan 13 (XIII) was also produced in China. It’s weird but this made fakes or so called factory variants of AJ’s very common, seems as if the factory really knew that this was a product that they could make money on. The fakes usually had awful color combinations and the quality was far from satisfying.
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