Yet another Hatfield design. The Jordan VI kept the clear soles and lacelocks from the Jordan V, but added a rubber tongue with two holes for getting the shoe on. – -The pattern on the shoe was interesting. If you look at the shoe the right way, the number 23 appears with the number 2 standing upright on the back of the shoe and the number 3 laying down, facing the ground near the laces. – -The retro release of the Jordan VI is exactly like the original release, although a an incorrect sample caused quite an uproar among fans of the Air Jordan line

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