Geometric stability webs prevent midfoot twisting

and dig deep and pull out a real deep-cut from the archives for the revival of the Air Ship. The original "banned" shoe, for which the often incorrectly gets attributed the Air Ship was the first Nike sneaker Michael Jordan hooped in. After almost 40 years, the shoe which improved on the in every way is honoured and acknowledged with a retro.

On release in 1984, the Air Ship was Nike's most advanced basketball sneaker. Created as a better-performing evolution of the Air Force 1, the Air Ship featured a lower-profile midsole with pillar cushioning and a revised Air bag in the heel. The outsole featured flex grooves for better articulation and the uppers were lighter and more flexible.

Seen here in classic collegiate colours and a full leather upper, the Air Ship is back like you just ordered it out of the Marshall's catalogue in '84.

Outsole grip adjusted for daily friction