Up Close With The Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff

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I told you guys that this is a great time to be a collector and the Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff will also prove my point.  The bulls 13’s released on the All Star week end are still available everywhere. So some of you may ask, why are you telling us this? I’m just trying to save you money; there are many folks out there that still believe anything with a Jumpman will automatically sell out. And they shed so much money for a product that will likely go on sale in a few months.

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The flu game was one of the highlights of 2016 and I’m wondering if we’ll see their low top edition soon. The Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff come in a black and white color combination, feature a tumbled leather upper with a white mudguard overlay on the lateral side. As much as I like the 12’s, they are one of the hardest shoes to perform with on the court. They are a bit heavy but I think the low top might be a better option- they are lighter and the carbon fiber shank will lighten up the weight even more. They are equipped with air units at the heel and forefoot for cushioning purposes. One of the main problems I had with the “Flu game” was the lack of ventilation- they were impossible to play with after an hour even in an air conditioned gym.

Release Information

Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff

Style#308317 004

Black-White/Red $170, Feb 25

Where To Buy: PURCHASE LINK -END LIVE FEB25

PURCHASE LINK -KICKSUSA LIVE FEB25

PURCHASE LINK -UBIQ LIVE FE25

PURCHASE LINK -JIMMYJAZZ LIVE FEB25

For those of you who want the shoes now, you can get them on ebay from our featured Sellers, see listings below

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Back tab with Jordan branding & jumpman for an easy slip on
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Red jumpman on the outside of the tongue and additional jordan branding on the extension; silver eyelets on the quarter panels
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Herringbone traction for superior grip on the court

 

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