Air Jordan 14 (XIV)
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- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - Black / Black - White - Indiglo
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - Final / Last Shot (Black / Black - Varsity Red)
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - White / Black - Oxidized Green
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - White / Black - Varsity Red
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) - White / Black - Varsity Red (2)
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) Low - Light Ginger / Black - White
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) Low - UNC (White / Obsidian - Columbia Blue)
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Original (OG) Low - Varsity Royal / Black - White
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - Black / University Blue - Metallic Silver
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - Final / Last Shot (Black / Varsity Red - Black)
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - White / Black - Deep Forest Green - Light Graphite
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - White / Black - Varsity Red
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - White / Black - Varsity Red - Metallic Silver
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro - White / Dark Cinder - Chutney
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro Low - White / Pacific Blue - Metallic Silver - Bright Ceramic
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro Low WMNS - White / Cerise - Classic Green
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro LS - Light Graphite / Chartreuse - Black
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro LS - White / Chartreuse - Black
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro WMNS - Black / Pink Ice
- Air Jordan 14 (XIV) Retro WMNS - White / Varsity Red - Linen
Air Jordan 14 (XIV)
The Air Jordan XIV (14) was released in 1998/1999. This was the very last Air Jordan model that Michael would sport in NBA before his retirement. On January 13th 1999 Michael announced his retirement from the NBA basketball for the second and final(?) time.
Retired in style
The design was inspired by Michaels car, the Ferrari 550 M, and was made by Tinker Hatfield together with Mark Smith. A great stylish design and a great shoe for Michael to end his NBA career in.
This was the first Air Jordan that would feature laces with metal tips. Something that both the Air Jordan 15 (XV)’s and Air Jordan 16 (XVI)’s designs also would use.
14 = XIV
The Air Jordan 14 (XIV)’s also begun the trend of having a number of things that would count towards the model# of the shoe. On the Air Jordan 14 (XIV)’s each shoe had seven jumpmans; ferrari-like shield, insole, sole, back, 2 x lace tip and front. Counting them on both shoes makes it a total of 14 (XIV) Jumpmans.
Again, lots and lots of fakes/factory variants went to the market and color combos that were horrible were seen here and there.
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