Nike Air Jordan 2

The Nike Air Jordan 2 was the second sneaker in Michael Jordan's line. They hit the market in November 1986 causing great expectation in a white color with red details, and with a doubt that appeared in all those who admired this footwear. "Where is the Nike Swoosh?" That was the question that many followers of the American firm asked themselves when they saw this model that had little to do with the main version.

Are the Nike Air Jordan 2 a basketball shoe or a sneaker?

The fact that the Nike Swoosh did not appear on the side of these Sneakers meant that this model began to be seen as a model far removed from the basketball courts. This was also recognized by the designers of the American firm who said that this model era elegant, sophisticated and that it fit perfectly with a suit. It is true that the model was cleaner and fresher, with few details, but to the point of conceiving them at that time as a sneaker to wear with a suit? Well, that's how it was, and today many people think that wearing Sneakers with a suit is a new fashion?

Nike Air Jordan 2 vs Nike Air Jordan 1 Which one do you choose?

In terms of sales, the Nike Air Jordan 2 was not far behind the Nike Air Jordan 1 at that time. In addition, they were also seen in different versions, both Low and High, and with numerous collaborations as the years went by. Two iconic silhouettes in the Nike catalog that have left an important legacy for sneaker lovers.

Here are the most significant Nike Air Jordan 2 details

This model has been dressed in a great variation of materials throughout its more than 30 years of history. Synthetic leather, leather, suede or mesh, have been some of its most used materials. Aesthetically this shoe is very simple and presents few details, but there is one that stands out for its absence, such as the Nike Swoosh on the side. Another aesthetic detail was its curvatures and the perforations in the front that added an extra breathability to this model.