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Nike Mens Size US 13 Jordan 1 Low Noble Red
SKU: 0339-1804378
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Size US 13; UK 12
The Jordan 1 Low Noble Red pays tribute to the original Air Jordan with a similar red, black, and white color scheme that features retro touches like the winged Air Jordan logo and the number 23—the number on Michael Jordan's jersey—printed on the laces. However, instead of bright red, the Jordan 1 Low Noble Red offers deep burgundy made from smooth, buttery leather. This shoe has a sleek silhouette and a rubber sole that makes this sneaker ready to hit the track. To emphasize the dark red, the laces are just a shade lighter, creating a bridge between the white and burgundy.
The Jordan 1 Low Noble Red released in December of 2019
*creases on top of shoe, toebox area
Condition
Used: very good
Brands
Nike, Jordan
Size
12, 13
Colour
Red, White
Material
Leather, Rubber, Synthetic
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