Air Jordan XXX2 Review

Daniel Rodriguez|October 5, 2017

The Air Jordan 32 High are getting the classic Bred (Banned) treatment that is nicknamed “MJ Day” as a nod to the anniversary of the day, October 18th, when Michael Jordan violated the NBA’s rules on sneakers in 1984. The sneaker’s Air Jordan 2-inspired design features a Fly knit upper covered in black and red hues, as well as ribbed detailing on the heel and collar, branded Wings logo on the tongue and pebbled leather accents. An icy translucent outsole with the date “10:18” displayed on the forefoot completes the theme altogether. Retailing for a price tag of $185, look for the Air Jordan 32 Bred (Banned) at select Jordan Brand stores on October 18th. These new photos give us our best look yet at the upcoming silhouette that is inspired by the Air Jordan 2. This “MJ Day” edition commemorates the anniversary of the NBA’s “banning of the Bred Air Jordan 1”. And also features a special graphic commemorating the date on the outsole.

“I think the Jordan 32 looks okay. I also think they look like a combination of the Jordan retro. What I like about the Jordan 32 are that they have the Original Air Jordan Wing logo on the front of the shoe.” – Mr. Bajwa
“I think the Jordan 32s look pretty nice. They got like the Jordan 1s and kind of the Jordan 3s. You know I haven’t really seen them in person, but I’ve seen pictures of them. But I’m pretty sure if I had the money to buy them, I would and I would probably wear them.” -Mathew Garcia (12)
“Honestly, I don’t like Jordan’s past the Jordan 14s. Just because I don’t like anything about them, anything after the Jordan 14 starts looking funny to me. So, the Jordan 32 is the same thing as anything else from the Jordan 15 to the most recent. The Jordan 32 looks funny and I don’t know anything else to say but they just look funny to me.” – Nathaniel Villarreal (12)
“I feel like the High-Top Jordan 32s are not the type of shoes I would wear. I rather prefer the Low-Top Jordan 32s instead because I feel like those are too high for me.  Paying $180 for a new pair of Jordans or any type of sneaker is a good price to pay. But, all I have to say is that they’re a really good looking design just for a sneaker. That technology is just meant for playing basketball.” -Jaime Ramirez (10)
“Jordan is Jordan, everybody loves Jordan. But those shoes are really ugly. I think those shoes are a rip-off of Yeezys, the original shoes from Nike. But, you know it’s Jordan. I’ll always be rocking it till the day I die. So, no complaints; I think they are still going to sell well. They are still going have people lined up around the block just to cop them. So, you’re going to see me rocking them. -Nate Willis (12)