Skee Locker: Air Jordan XX8 "Blue Camo" & Jordan Spiz'ike "3M" Unboxing and Review
- 11 years ago
Skee Locker: Sneaker expert DJ Skee unboxes & reviews the Air Jordan XX8 "Blue Camo" and the Jordan Spiz'ike "3M" from the Skee Lodge in Los Angeles.
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Jordan XX8
Always one to push the boundaries in athletic footwear, Jordan drops their newest model with the release of the XX8's. In this episode, DJ Skee shows off the new blue camo color way which recently released alongside a yellow and red color pack. Designed to mimic similar features found in sprinting shoes, the XX8's are extremely light but still come packed with new technology for added support. The high performance sneaker's external stretchy shroud comes with a zipper for added snug and stands out against a vibrant accent. On the inside, a nice light grey mesh and fuse-like material make up the sneaker. One of the more important highlights is the translucent rubber out sole which provides top notch grip. The bottom also comes equipped with a middle carbon fiber plate for less resistance and more natural movement of the foot. Molded protective carbon fiber can also be found along the heel tabs and gives buyer's support for quick cuts on the court.
Jordan Spizike "3M"
Standing out as one of the more popular Jordan hybrids, the new "3M" Spizike's are set to drop this March. The upper portion of the shoe is made up of dark grey or charcoal suede with bright yellow stitching to match the side wings. Silver 3M material can also be found along the sneakers front and side mudguard, tongue lace cover and below the famous Spike Lee Brooklyn logo along the back heel. Always a must, this Spizike model comes equipped with a light metallic silver elephant print that blends nicely with the sneaker's 3M portions. Red hints are featured on the lace holders and jumpman logo across the tongue, while yellow accents appear along the heel air bubble and inner sock lining. A simple black tongue and black laces attempt to pull everything together from the front.
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Jordan XX8
Always one to push the boundaries in athletic footwear, Jordan drops their newest model with the release of the XX8's. In this episode, DJ Skee shows off the new blue camo color way which recently released alongside a yellow and red color pack. Designed to mimic similar features found in sprinting shoes, the XX8's are extremely light but still come packed with new technology for added support. The high performance sneaker's external stretchy shroud comes with a zipper for added snug and stands out against a vibrant accent. On the inside, a nice light grey mesh and fuse-like material make up the sneaker. One of the more important highlights is the translucent rubber out sole which provides top notch grip. The bottom also comes equipped with a middle carbon fiber plate for less resistance and more natural movement of the foot. Molded protective carbon fiber can also be found along the heel tabs and gives buyer's support for quick cuts on the court.
Jordan Spizike "3M"
Standing out as one of the more popular Jordan hybrids, the new "3M" Spizike's are set to drop this March. The upper portion of the shoe is made up of dark grey or charcoal suede with bright yellow stitching to match the side wings. Silver 3M material can also be found along the sneakers front and side mudguard, tongue lace cover and below the famous Spike Lee Brooklyn logo along the back heel. Always a must, this Spizike model comes equipped with a light metallic silver elephant print that blends nicely with the sneaker's 3M portions. Red hints are featured on the lace holders and jumpman logo across the tongue, while yellow accents appear along the heel air bubble and inner sock lining. A simple black tongue and black laces attempt to pull everything together from the front.
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