Air Jordan 15 (XV) Original (OG) - Flint Grey / White

The Air Jordan 15 (XV) Original (OG) - Flint Grey / White were released on April 1, 2000, retailed for $150. They feature an upper constructed from white leather, as well as grey woven, materials on the upper. Although this particular colorway is nice, the Air Jordan 15 (XV) is regarded as the ugliest Air Jordan ever. Tinker Hatfield and the rest of the crew at Jordan Brand have nothing to brag about when it comes to these. The midsole area fits very loose, which may allow for an ankle injury on a sharp turn or cut. Besides that, they are said to be modeled after the speedy X-15 Fighter Plane, but they look more like Prada ripoffs, with the vertical stripe running along the heel counter. Other specifications include a hidden lace system, seamless dynamic fit sleeve and Zoom Air insoles. They also feature an injected TPR external heel counter for additional support. The outsole is constructed from two pieces with extended wraps, as well as rubber herringbone pods for increased traction.