Tomorrow, the Jordan Brand will release three of the 25th Anniversary Collection sneakers, The Air Jordan III, IV, and IX. The shoes are expected to release by region to make it harder for collectors to cop all three pairs. The East Coast will be seeing the AJ IX, the Midwest will get the AJ III, and the West Coast will have the AJ IV.
All of the sneakers are mainly all white, with a little bit of silver, just as all of the other 25th Anniversary collection will be. Already released of the collection, are the AJ I, which was released in a breifcase, just like the AJ XVII was back in the day. And the AJ II, which I reviewed a few weeks ago, was a huge hit because of its 3M reflective material. My opinion, so far on which has been the best? I'm gonna have to go with the AJ II.
Don't get me wrong, I love the three that release this weekend, but five or six years ago, the AJ III and the AJ VI were released in all white colorways, almost identicle to the two versions to release tomorrow. Of course, I have these both already, so I don't think I will be getting any of them this weekend. If I could get the IVs I probably would, because mine have yellowed so badly over the years, but these three are a hot commodity, and I am unsure I can snatch up a pair.
But to all you sneaker heads out there who can get their hands on these, if you are buying them to deadstock, make sure you ziplock bag these. If you dont, they are going to yellow very bad, and your Anniversary Collection will be worth close to nothing. Cop these, but don't rock these folks, stock these. The entire collection is sure to be worth a lot of money in the future.
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